Sentence examples for exactly a bad from inspiring English sources

And having an anchor whom some viewers love to hate is not exactly a bad thing.

But as another venture capitalist, Bryce Roberts, explained in a recent blog post, that is not exactly a bad thing.

Which, yes, isn't exactly a bad thing but it helped to make for a curiously asexual season at the cinema.

The rest of the outside of the device is exactly the same as last year's mini, which isn't exactly a bad thing.

"I swam next to her at worlds in the 200 IM last year and she came home over the top of me in that freestyle leg and I'm not exactly a bad freestyler, so she's a gun in freestyle".

"Having read various media reports during the day, am I the only one who thinks that bowling out Australia for 326 isn't exactly a bad start to the Test?" asks Alex Gaywood.

Social workers don't exactly need a bad press these days, but Brand might just have pulled off a neat little trick, a la W1A, by getting us through laughter to acknowledge the flawed humanity that inhabits any specific world.

Renters, meanwhile, can invest what they would have spent on closing costs and a down payment in the stock market, which hasn't exactly delivered a bad return over the last 20 years.

He might be able to tell you exactly why a bad sitcom isn't funny.

Maybe over the coming four years, in which this clip being endlessly decontextualised and replayed to him in every Tory attack ad, he will start to realise what exactly a very bad idea looks like, how the media works, and what a spin doctor as ruthless as Lynton Crosby can do to you if you hand him your own ass on a plate.

And what exactly makes up a bad reputation or a good one?