Sentence examples for exactly a position from inspiring English sources

Catching is not exactly a position of distinction in Chicago.

It's not exactly a position you can be trained to fill.

Well, in writing this I'm conscious that I'm not exactly in a position to preach, just ask my family.

Over the course of four seasons, "Downton Abbey" has tried to make a strong case in favor of England's landed aristocracy, but Robert's stubbornness, his limited vision and his exceptionally poor judgment are not exactly a positive advertisement for inherited positions and unearned wealth.

"You are not exactly in a position to swat them.

Then again, Mr. Raucci and Mr. Andros are not exactly in a position to defend themselves.

"They're not exactly in a position of power," he said.

"But they both married against their parents' wishes and eloped," she added, of her parents, "so they weren't exactly in a position to intervene".

She flicks her hair a bit too often, to be honest, but I'm liveblogging Eurovision so I'm not exactly in a position to be very picky.

I would like to chew my husband out about his forgetfulness on this point, but I'm not exactly in a position to do so since I myself have forgotten (if I ever knew it) the name of the person I'm talking to.

We all know that Nasa has approximately $47 to its name, so it's not exactly in a position to be paying and waiting for Cameron.