Sentence examples for exactly a phrase from inspiring English sources
Not exactly a phrase that gleams with Shakespearean eloquence, is it?
Not exactly a phrase that gets bandied about in cocktail conversation and in boardrooms.
The Boy In The Striped Pajamas ($29.99; Miramax) -- A heart-tugging Holocaust drama, which is not exactly a phrase that belongs together.
It's not exactly a phrase I'd expect from a man killing off his ego, but, then again, who am I to judge?
Only in America, to not exactly coin a phrase.
It's not exactly a playful phrase.
It's not that I have ever exactly been eye-candy - a phrase the magazine Time Out Tel Aviv seriously over uses - but you know, given exactly the right shade of acid-green swimsuit, and on a good day, I could get noticed.
For some the limit is a word or a phrase like "Exactly," "Yeah, right," or maybe even "I know what you mean".
The army interludes, later worked up as Ginger, You're Barmy (1962), ram home Lodge's New Man credentials by placing him sideways-on to "the establishment", a phrase coined at almost exactly the time he set off for basic training at Bovington Camp in Dorset.
"An expressionist nag," she calls herself, which is exactly the phrase used by one reviewer of Cleansed; but then she adds, in a typical Kane touch, "stalling between two fools".
(Symphony Space, where the show is happening, used exactly that phrase).
