Sentence examples for exactly a nice from inspiring English sources

So should we get used to the idea that he wasn't exactly a nice guy? "A nice man, no.

Teddy Thompson isn't exactly a nice guy or a cheerful one -- at least, not the way he tells it in his songs.

"The boys know that when we lose I'm not exactly a nice guy come Monday morning, so if they want an easy life they win the games.

My first instinct is to name my family as beneficiary, but because of the important implications linked to it, perhaps putting one's family in the dilemma of disposing or fertilizing of your eggs, which would represent the only living thing remaining of your daughter or sibling, is not exactly a nice present.

Late night, travel-frazzled and slightly daunted by the sheer scale of Manhattan, a shouting match on the sidewalk as suitcases are hurled at a doorman is not exactly "Have a nice day" personified.

Debbie, ever the pro, has created the soothing illusion that we are bonding; she even tells me that my questions are, well, if not exactly interesting, a nice change from all the music stuff.

So, if the frequency of the signal detected by the receiver moving toward the still source is higher (the new person) how exactly is a nice girl supposed to survive this Doppler Theory world?

The wilderness isn't exactly a friendly, nice place.

That wasn't exactly true – just having a nice car and a gym subscription doesn't make you a brothel owner.

Gates himself is not exactly renowned for being a nice guy, nor is his pugilistic chief lieutenant, Steve Ballmer.

And Tom had exactly what he wanted, a nice house on the beach.