Sentence examples for exactly a kind from inspiring English sources

The very existence of somewhere like the Wentworth Estate is predicated on exactly a kind of social cleansing that Reignwood seem to be undertaking now.

He's not exactly a kind-hearted magnet for pity or a charming rascal like Al Pacino's retired army officer ("hoo-ah!") in Scent of a Woman.

The Sioux warriors did not have "a death wish exactly, but a kind of death sentimentalism," Powers writes.

London Has Fallen, meanwhile, cloddishly stumbles into… well, not relevance, exactly, but a kind of beef-brained reflection of the far right's least nuanced political insecurities.

Not charm, exactly, but a kind of cheerily manic persuasiveness, perfect for the new breed of TV impresario, and Sam Rockwell plays Barris with tremendous gusto.

They are, says Ghost Dog, like two ancient tribes, who in this film come to accord each other, if not exactly friendship, a kind of wary recognition.

After a while, you have to wonder where the heck they are keeping their hotel-room keys, cash and phones etc. Korine became notorious with the script he wrote for Larry Clark's Kids in the 1990s and now, at 40, he has achieved … well, not maturity exactly, but a kind of seniority, bordering on the maestro-perviness of the great Clark himself.

When the heat starts to release the vapors, you'll see not smoke exactly, but a kind of misty haze start to form in the bulb.

Back in the limousine, the consensus was that Domicile was not exactly a Four Seasons kind of place.

And where humor was called for, as when the theme of the last movement comes back one more time dressed up with overly florid ornamentation, Mr. Perahia, who is not exactly a cutup kind of guy, played it delightfully.

Vladimir Putin is not exactly a reassuring kind of guy.