Sentence examples for exactly a beloved from inspiring English sources
That's a first, which makes "This is How" a notable book in my mind, if not exactly a beloved one.
ADVISERS like him and Mr. Newman are not exactly a beloved bunch, of course.
Menlo Science & Technology Park, a decaying office park that will be torn down for Willow Village, is not exactly a beloved part of the city, and neither are the other sites on which Facebook has been building.
After a costly, tempestuous divorce from Paul McCartney, Ms. Mills isn't exactly a beloved figure in Britain, but she proved her fitness and gumption in the United States by dancing gracefully with a prosthetic leg on "Dancing With the Stars".
The European parliament – though never exactly a beloved institution – was until recently more likely to live up to the US ideal, for the simple reason that most of its members had at least two things in common: they were broadly pro-EU and they were eager to guard the hard-won powers of the parliament and, wherever possible, expand them.
Trump has never exactly been a beloved figure in Utah.
Of course, the NYPD is not exactly a poster child for beloved institutions.
It was exactly what someone would do for a beloved human being.
Based on a beloved best seller, "Exodus" was not exactly a huge gamble.
Besides the fact that he's on a team that wasn't exactly universally beloved even before its owner revealed himself as fuckwit bigot, Griffin is one of those players whose sheer determination draws consternation from most non-Clippers fans, which he uses as fuel in competition.
It's unclear who, exactly, those "beloved characters" might be but according to a string of new casting announcements, they'll at least be played by some pretty major talent.
