Sentence examples for quite exact from inspiring English sources
His political theory has been quite exact and entirely consistent.
'The parallel is quite exact and was, in a way, a tragedy,' says Rosenbluth.
The conceit of Nick Carraway as the stand-in for Fitzgerald may not be quite exact, though.
They illustrate also how elusive is the precise demarcation of Christendom, even for those observers whose definition of normative Christianity is quite exact.
"He's an actor who, perhaps, is not very talented, but he's quite exact in expressing the expectations of young Russia," Daniil B. Dondurei, chief editor of Moscow's Cinema Art magazine, said in an interview.
The experimental evidence now suggests that all three symmetries are not quite exact but that the laws of nature are symmetrical if all three reflections are combined: charge, parity, and time reflections forming what can be called (after the initials of the three parameters) a CPT mirror.
I love David but I think he was quite exacting.
So maybe Beyoncé wasn't quite the exact same age as P!nk and Usher.
It was not quite the exact gloomy middle of another pay period for Gerald; a time of restless days that dragged on like evening church services, and somber, early nights.
The exact optimized separator and flash temperatures are compared to the simple rule-of-thumb, the "equal-temperature-split" rule, which turns out to be quite accurate.
From the shape of the reservoir map I printed out at the Vilnius tourist office, I think the church might be quite near the exact spot where I got into the water this morning.
