Sentence examples for exactly a big from inspiring English sources

It's not exactly a big gamble.

This is perfectly fine, but not exactly a big achievement.

Sometimes, a prominent bishop is asked to deliver a lecture, but, as a rule, the event isn't exactly a big draw.

"The China trade deal ain't exactly a big winner on these talk shows, or anywhere, for that matter, so I said, 'Let's get her on,' " Mr. Griffin said.

The editor of this particularly rarefied newsroom tends to walk about a lot, which is not exactly a big New Yorker tradition.

Russia is not exactly a big kok-boru nation either, but the Russian team was entirely made up of ethnic Kyrgyz living in Russia, and it soon became apparent they knew what they were doing.

While K-12 classroom instruction isn't exactly a big-money profession, there are ways to maximize the salary you are provided so you can focus on that higher calling you signed up for in the first place.

The Devils were not exactly taking a big gamble by starting Schwab.

We need to bring back that love because" — he gestured to the room — "we don't exactly have a big audience anymore".

Mr. Tolins, whose play "The Twilight of the Golds" appeared briefly on Broadway more than a decade ago, and who has since written for television and theater, is not exactly debunking a big myth in depicting the entertainment industry as a place where loving words are not always backed up by considerate actions, and every man — giant or pipsqueak — is out for himself.

Not exactly making a big dent in poverty, is it?