Sentence examples for not precisely about from inspiring English sources
Even books not precisely about the N.F.L. but about the path to getting there have something strained and unhappy in them.
"A lead zeppelin with more baggage than the Hindenburg," said Mark Steyn in The National Review, and while that's not precisely about arrogance, it's too funny to pass up.
Obama should think hard about whether this ballot-box putsch is not precisely about giving Ahmadinejad and his military-industrial coterie four more years to usher Iran at least to virtual nuclear-power status.
Such things are not precisely about Toussaint, but they flesh out the world in which he lived and fought, and American readers unfamiliar with the intricacies of Haitian history need all the help they can get.
Even the most acclaimed of the era's political allegories, the 1954 "On the Waterfront," wasn't really about the blacklist -- or wasn't precisely about it, if you asked the director, Elia Kazan.
The spatial resolution is defined by the average bead density together with the size of the image template used during bead displacement detection which was 15-25pixels = 2.5-4.1um and is about, but not precisely, the bead density.
Not precisely the low gate, it is about something more radical than humility, but definitely it is more in that direction than my grandmother's sewing needle.
The World Trade Center was not precisely the center of our community, which was more about people than about landmarks.
Mr. Sharansky does not precisely share his constituents' main concern, the one about land.
