Sentence examples for will never exactly from inspiring English sources

And that's why Brussels, with any luck, will never exactly be the new Berlin or Paris; it's too steeped in its own quirkiness.

"The privatized military industry introduces very real contractual dilemmas into the realm of international security," Peter Singer maintains, "For governments, the public good and the good of the private companies are not identical... [and] these two parties' interests will never exactly coincide".

Judging by the traffic the buses created near Poklonnaya Gora, Saturday's protest probably cost even more, but the Russian taxpayer — a hundred and twenty thousand of whom were protesting exactly this kind of nonsense on Bolotnaya — will never know exactly how much.

You will never know exactly what to do, but you just keep taking one step and the next one comes and you keep going.

We will never know exactly what Mrs. Nabokov was doing in the Cornell classroom.

In fact, we will never know exactly why the market went down.

We will never know exactly why Hanssen became a double agent.

Experts will never know exactly what Columbus saw on the next-to-last day of his voyage to the Americas.

We will never know exactly who did what before 2003, when baseball first tested for performance-enhancing drugs.

Ms. Evnin will never know exactly what profession, what city, what family life he might have chosen.

"At one point I said to myself: 'Certain things will never be exactly the way you want them to be.