Sentence examples for not precisely but from inspiring English sources

Just have a look around you - or contemplate everyone you've ever known, to discover not a single one who's not precisely, but specifically, only like.

Not precisely, but someone in this bet is going to be wrong.

I've mentioned the direction of flow, but you can also determine the depth of the water and the speed of the water - not precisely, but to a good approximation.

Recently Manson et al. have shown that the E. faecalis PAI can transfer into E. faecalis, not precisely but as part of larger chromosomal fragments.

But his answer is not precisely mysterious but confident in its transparency.

Where the assemblywoman was going is not precisely clear, but her enthusiasm was considerable.

It's not precisely even, but close enough that poker players would call it a "coin flip".

That is not precisely true, but Vagenas showed he liked pressure against Cameroon by scoring on a penalty kick.

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The division is not precisely equal, but these microtonal units may be compared to Western quarter tones, of which there are 24 to an octave.

When it was that Nixon became ready to acknowledge the reality is not precisely known but it was well before his 1968 campaign for the Republican nomination.