Sentence examples for sounds not exactly from inspiring English sources

When finished, don't turn the bike off immediately or else sparks from the cylinder pipe will come, so when you are done, stop completely and wait in one place for 10-20 seconds, it sounds not exactly like any other bike but this is how it works for a motocross.

But it's worth pausing to sound not exactly a warning but a modest caveat.

This is a method of singling out the most important parts of the song and making a piano piece that sounds similar, but not exactly the same.

Do the people who buy Amy Winehouse records know that the Amy Winehouse sound is not exactly new?

So boo and hiss all you want at Charlie Douglass's innovation; it lives on for reasons that are sound, if not exactly cheering.

But here Mission of Burma sound, if not exactly vital, then at least as though they still have something to impart.

I like to think that I've evolved, that my sound's not exactly the same as it was twenty years ago.

The sound quality is not exactly hi-fi, but it's not bad.

And despite a beautiful, cottony sound, he's not exactly a cool player, either.

The certificates on his office wall show he has degrees from the University of Illinois and Boston University (sound enough but not exactly Ivy League).

For the retro hi-fi fan: Panasonic RP-HTX7 Retro Piano Painted Headphones If digital displays, sounds-processors and simulated surround sound aren't exactly your thing, and you prefer the warm sounds of vinyl records, reel-to-reel recorders and tube amps than you might think that today's headphones have a form that doesn't quite match the function.