Sentence examples for exactly a no from inspiring English sources
Not exactly a "no", but hardly an encouragement to his campaign.
Well, not exactly a no-show.
Hers is not exactly a no-win situation, but it's close.
Before, at $89.99, the Dot wasn't exactly a no-brainer, and buying more than one would have likely given more budget-conscious shoppers pause.
Exactly what a no or a yes verdict signalled was also a point of much debate.
Secondly, a dead singer rarely makes impolitic remarks about commercialism that can so jeopardise sales... Last, it is impossible to predict exactly when a No 1 is announced..
Not exactly an achievement: no other franchise was re-released years later with widely-reviled CGI changes.
It wasn't exactly a difficult job: no one is against good governance in Africa (except, occasionally, governments), and I believe in most of what the foundation stands for.
It's not exactly a ball — and no dinner is served — but the exhibition's single room was crowded enough on a recent Sunday afternoon to suggest that, a century and three quarters after his first visit here, we Americans still won't leave Charles Dickens alone.
The Internet isn't exactly a crowded theater, and no one is exactly yelling, "Fire!" Except: I recall my colleague, Rabbi A. A Web-smart bar mitzvah kid didn't like her, and he created an "I Hate Rabbi A".
