Sentence examples for doing something exactly from inspiring English sources

When you think about it, buying a 100-year-old log cabin that has been exposed to the elements is not a very practical idea unless you're doing something exactly like what is being done here".

Although it may well do something, exactly what is open to question.

"This is a new approach — no city has ever done something exactly like this before — and we were able to get comfortable with the risks, which other financial institutions may not have been," Ms. Glen said.

LaFleur summarises Watsuji's position: "the social side of human existence 'empties' the individuated side of any possible priority or autonomy and the individuated side does something exactly the same and exactly proportionate to and for the social side.

Those officers must be doing something right, but what exactly?

Writing software is rarely a matter of doing something you already know exactly how to do.

Well, maybe not retiring exactly, but doing something different than the same old thing.

Well, not exactly praying, but doing something that fulfils what I think are its main functions.

"The danger, of course, is in doing something like that is you get exactly what they don't want — the Vietnam syndrome of incrementalism," Mr. Riedel added.

The freedom of recording for its own sake — of doing something she loved and getting it exactly right — turned into a kind of intense spiritual journey, she said.

They always run over and look like they're doing something, so I don't know exactly what they do do".