Sentence examples for exactly a master from inspiring English sources

Renny Harlin, the director, best known for films such as "Die Hard 2: Die Harder", is, it's fair to say, not exactly a master of nuance.

Yet Shin, who is not exactly a master escape artist, manages to evade the state's controls, and along his stumble to freedom he encounters many others who — not in words, certainly, but in practice — are defying the system.

Well, not exactly a master with credentials and certificates or anything, just a master in my own mind.

If you are not exactly a  master comedian yourself, then follow these tips.

Although he's not exactly a Great Master, he likes his job: "You can express yourself.

Chris Blackwell didn't exactly have a master-plan when he founded Island Records with £1,000 in 1959.

She heard of a program at Columbia University that offered exactly what she wanted, a master of science in strategic communication.

While such imitation exhibits a distinctly modern crisis of identity, it also shows the persistence of ancient traditions in which copying a master exactly was the ultimate artistic goal.

And while it isn't exactly a method for mastering a language and becoming perfectly fluent, it's exactly the kind of thing that's handy for accruing small useful skills that require a lot of memorization.

George W. is not a dunce, but he has not exactly demonstrated that he is a master of complexity, and that is a particular liability in this campaign.

He's a master at understanding exactly why each story is told the way it's told.