Sentence examples for rather not exactly from inspiring English sources
The article, however, said no such thing, or, rather, not exactly.
Not exactly – rather, it had become impossible to distinguish between people who were legitimately Googling for information, and people who were trying to take a photo.
Foursquare was started by Crowley and Naveen Selvadurai, after Crowley rather famously left Google not exactly pleased with the company after they bought his previous (similar) startup Dodgeball, and decided to do nothing with it.
They are all, if not exactly hip, rather cool.
Its shape was rather irregular and it was not exactly lustrous, but to me it was a remarkable thing.
The existence of a flourishing underground organ trade in a country ruled by authoritarian decree rather than written law should not exactly come as a shock.
"I do find literary parties or meetings," he once told Ian Hamilton, "or anything that considers literature, in public, in the abstract rather than concretely, in private, not exactly boring -- it is boring, of course -- but unhelpful and even inimical".
On the surface, Mr. Rivel, 40, is rather dry, a bit stiff -- not exactly your fanciful type.
As Liebling readily admitted, he was not exactly Ernie Pyle but, rather, a New York reporter of a particular kind.
And her songs: well, they're not exactly songs but rather phrase packets about how everybody already does or soon will want her.
