Sentence examples for exactly a conventional from inspiring English sources

Liberace isn't exactly a conventional fashion icon.

Well, DARPA isn't exactly a conventional workplace.

Zoë isn't exactly a conventional heroine, and the mistake she makes in getting too cozy with the female bodyguard of a volatile criminal almost proves fatal — in an amusing way, however.

Which suggests that our film of Macbeth is not exactly a conventional presentation of the Scottish play.

If you have teenagers … O.K., this one isn't exactly a conventional day trip, but see if your employer will let your kid shadow you for a day at work.

For Pugh, the character was never a villain, even as she is not exactly a conventional heroine.

The modern water bed is soft-sided and looks exactly like a conventional mattress.

As summer holidays go, it hasn't exactly been a conventional vacation for one group of British university students.

Running a Macintosh with Unix is almost exactly like running a conventional Mac, unless the user chooses to open a special window that accepts typed Unix commands.

In that framework, the reference frames (key frames) are encoded exactly as in a conventional codec as I-, P- or reference B-frames, at full resolution.

Some research experts see a danger of the "true believer" effect, of expectations shaping results (not exactly a novelty in conventional medicine either).