Sentence examples for exactly a crowd from inspiring English sources
In Malaysia, a country with a Muslim majority, putting pork on the menu isn't exactly a crowd pleaser.
Unfortunately, that wasn't the last time Mr. Saunders mentioned it wasn't exactly a crowd pleaser, Mr. Saunders went back to it every so often, reminding us that even incredibly intelligent people like John Adams can have an off day.
Simon said he was much improved but pointed out he lacked charisma and urged him to hide the fact that he is smart -- ok, to be fair Simon said touting the fact that you love crosswords is not exactly a crowd pleaser.
In bitter cold and under a haze of rain, it was not exactly a crowd-pleaser.
Like Mr Hu's bright idea, Mr Xi's is not exactly a crowd-pleaser more a vague and prosaicrowd-pleaser moreropositions with which it is hard to argue.
The dual-screen Android device NEC showed off at CES wasn't exactly a crowd-pleaser.
While we're huge fans of Cate's fashion risks, we're pretty sure she's not exactly a crowd-pleaser.
And this isn't exactly a carb-loving crowd.
As much as we all love our customers, remember that a crowd is exactly that a crowd, with diffused interests, capabilities and even agendas.
A way of reading people and crowds and knowing exactly the moment they won a crowd or lost it.
