Sentence examples for precisely true when from inspiring English sources

But the line from the satirist Tom Lehrer's 1965 song "Smut," written on the opening wall of the show, isn't precisely true: "When correctly viewed, everything is lewd".

It is true when necessarily precisely one of its disjuncts is true.

The fact that neither is precisely true drives Americans' disillusionment with their government when their expectations are unmet.

When Scholes has been good he has touched the sublime; when he is bad, the opposite is precisely true.

Well, that's not precisely true.

This isn't precisely true: Tom is divorced from his wife, Nathalie (Delphine Chuillot), for starters.

As far as the energy in it is concerned, that is precisely true.

By the time she was done speaking, I realized the reverse was precisely true as well.

Historically speaking, the old saw that movies do well in hard times is not precisely true.

Finally, there are several assumptions in our analyses that might hold precisely true.

Potential transcription factor binding sites (TFBS) can only be precisely identified when the true peaks are detected first by "peak calling" tools.