Sentence examples for exactly a pillar from inspiring English sources

There are no women in any of the key positions that involve U.S. national security or foreign policy or law enforcement, unless you count Nikki Haley, the Ambassador to the United Nations, an entity that is not exactly a pillar of Trump's America First, go-it-alone foreign policy.

Germany isn't exactly a pillar of comedy, but a clip from ZDF's Heute Show, which included reports of Moscow cemeteries where 100% of cadavers voted United Russia and below-the-belt ridicule of Medvedev ("that vile creature that lives in Putin's rectum"), immediately went viral in Russia.

But, the NRA wasn't exactly a pillar of thoughtfulness today.

The framework allows for exactly that.There is also a "pillar 3": reliance on disclosure by banks and market reaction to it as a means of discipline.

In this case, not a pillar, exactly, but a nose: "He stood, smiling round his nose, head up …", "so Jocelin felt a smile bend the seams of his own face as he looked round his nose at him".

"Just at this moment of great alarm, I saw a pillar of light exactly over my head, above the brightness of the Sun, which descended gradually until it fell upon me," he wrote in a brief memoir.

Kurt Masur has been a pillar of rectitude, although not exactly a wellspring of varied repertory.

When the researchers zapped a pillar with a laser, the light excited exactly one electron in the dot, causing the dot to emit one photon.

"A pillar of salt?

He's a pillar.

"He became a pillar," Mr. Pacheco said.