Sentence examples for qualify exactly from inspiring English sources

Kim Kardashian recently told the Cut on Monday that Kanye West "smells rich," but couldn't qualify exactly what that meant, adding, "I can't explain it, but like a rich person [laughs].

In six full years in the West, he qualified exactly once for the highly democratic 16-team playoffs.

Although not one of her images qualifies, exactly, as a self-portrait, the Modern's show is above all an inspiring portrait of the artist ceaselessly at work, striving never to repeat herself, always trying to go deeper and further in one direction or another.

While the boats are qualified, exactly who will fill the seats will not be announced until 14 June.

One amusingly meta question asks users to qualify where exactly they are directing their negative and/or positive feelings: Facebook as a company, as an app/site, or Facebook as a collection of other humans ("Facebook users").

Cool woodland is ideal for both these plants, and any border with shrubby deciduous plants and soil containing plenty of organic matter qualifies as exactly that.

Yes, college sports as a big-money business does not exactly qualify as news.

Indeed, the punishments meted out for money laundering do not exactly qualify as a deterrent.

Repeating "I think that's sexist" doesn't exactly qualify as rhetorical pyrotechnics.

Still, "Legally Blonde" does not exactly qualify as an old-fashioned musical, with its bubble-gum pink palette.

Jack Davis built Resorts International, the casino empire, which in the eyes of gambling opponents does not exactly qualify him for sainthood.