Sentence examples for rather exactly from inspiring English sources
He tends to classify music rather exactly, and he talks about jazz in terms of codes and information.
After a round of television appearances and interviews, the public gradually accepted that she was neither a publisher's gimmick nor a literary hoaxer but rather exactly who she said she was — a former office temp who wanted to be a writer — and the debate over her work died down.
In the obtained CdS gels, the CdS QDs were not assembled along the fiber of the networks, but rather exactly constituted the frameworks.
Moreover, nothing in this article should be read as trusting North Korea to live up to the bargain; rather, exactly like the Iran Framework Agreement, that the intrusive inspections would provide a much better window into their compliance, as had been previously demonstrated.
In an atmosphere in which many presses draw their list from an ever-winnowing amalgam of the publishers' friends, mentors, professional peers, and even ex-lovers, the connection between poet and cultural capital runs not through risk but rather exactly the opposite: regard.
In the case of an Orthodox Jewish man asking a woman to change seats, it is not that the man is asserting that there is something deficient in him the effects of which will be alleviated by the woman moving, but rather exactly the opposite: he believes that there is something deficient about the woman that may interfere with his purity if he sits next to her.
The article, however, said no such thing, or, rather, not exactly.
Would you rather know exactly how much acid, chlorine gas and so on are within walking distance of your home?
"She was saying things she thought the police wanted to hear, rather than exactly what happened," Gillham explains.
In order to achieve a tractable inference of cost-based abduction, we aim at obtaining a nearly, rather than exactly, optimal solution.
Therefore, a director's term may properly end at an annual meeting even though that director only served approximately three years rather than exactly three years.
