Sentence examples for precisely does not from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most unorthodox thing in any of Mr. Cramer's books appears — or, more precisely, does not appear — at the end of "What It Takes".

For the classical liberal, in contrast, reason precisely does not operate within customary frameworks.

It is not surprising this parameter is underestimated when scattering increases, as the hypothesis of a single scattering regime may not be reasonable anymore, while first-order approximation precisely does not take into consideration multi-scattering regimes.

When precisely doesn't a girl or woman think "she could have been me?" What teenage girl in the United States won't think a little harder about going to parties?

But this precisely did not mean that abstraction, speculation and thought per se had to be rejected in favour of an entirely mechanistic historical materialism.

Sometimes translated as "uncanny," this Heideggerian word's stem (Heim, "home") points, instead, to the strangeness of a world in which I precisely do not feel "at home".

Of course, they precisely don't want to be careful.

To dream of a fluffier, easier, brighter-coloured world means you precisely don't interrogate its political contradictions.

COP 15 worked (or, more precisely, didn't work) by consensus.

But the real story in the budget was what it said or more precisely didn't say about layoffs.

Over the past decades a teaching methodology called constructivism, pushed by "reformers," has radically changed how children in elementary schools learn (or more precisely don't learn) math.