Sentence examples for were exact from inspiring English sources
adjective
Precisely agreeing with a standard, a fact, or the truth; perfectly conforming; neither exceeding nor falling short in any respect.
- The clock keeps exact time.
While the measurements were exact, the methods were sometimes vague.
They were exact, and how, but at the expense of crackling energy and brash humor.
They were printed in England, on English paper, and were exact duplications of the real thing.
Some were exact (heaven/hell), some close (smile/veil), some farther apart (hero/ghost).
And — a crucial matter — the dancers of the corps de ballet were exact and joyous.
He knew these were exact dates — this was what he meant by "whorish".
What consumers consumed -- whether in the form of a book, a CD or a can of Coke -- were exact copies.
These artists who looked at animals with such compassion and respect were exact contemporaries of Linnaeus and belonged to the same intellectual movement: the Enlightenment.
Claude Puel's limited team, who did tend to slip the ball around better than United, were exact as they took advantage.
The drums were exact, and the harmonies were, too; the extended "I'd love to turn you on" section built and built, just the way you wanted it to.
Patrick Hosfield of Manasquan, a junior at Christian Brothers Academy in Lincroft who is in the cast, said, "I love the way he'd drill everyone carefully to ensure that the harmonies were exact".
