Sentence examples for exactly a high from inspiring English sources
OK, so that last one isn't exactly a high point.
(The darker lines in the chart above refer to the ratio in annual median earnings for workers with exactly a college degree, and no further education, compared to workers with exactly a high school diploma; the lighter lines show the ratio for all college grads compared to those with exactly a high school diploma).
Of course, it's not exactly a high tension game, and the Roland Garros crowd aren't reknowned for their enthusiasm when things are going according to script, but that was exceptional.
The impotence of both houses of Congress to merely debate the issue on its merits - let alone flex its legislative and oversight muscle - ain't exactly a high point in the history of the republic.
Wilkinson says, "Here he is among some of the most highly regarded physicists in America, saying, 'Gee, I have this new idea: I'm going to measure the grooves on records.' I don't know that he was derided, but I think that people thought that this was not exactly a high calling.
It's not exactly a high quality contest, but one filled with bloodlust and thunder.
She is widowed and elderly — not exactly a high-skilled entrepreneur who's going to boost the economy.
As good as he's been, and balls just fly off his bat, he's sort of flown under the radar a bit, probably because Houston isn't exactly a high-profile baseball town.
As literary enticements go, spending the duration of a novel in the company of a washed-up poet with writer's block and girlfriend issues is not exactly a high-ranker.
