Sentence examples for exactly a poster from inspiring English sources

Not exactly a poster girl for virtuous living.

"Our Lady of the Assassins" -- not exactly a poster for Colombian tourism -- might have aroused similar sentiments but for a stroke of luck.

"You can take the girl out of Abnegation, but you can't take Abnegation out of the girl!" It's not exactly a poster tagline.

So maybe Albert J. Dunlap, lately downsized before he could get around to dismissing still more employees at the Sunbeam Corporation, isn't exactly a poster child for American-style capitalism.

Its EU food policy director, Franziska Achterberg, said: "Even Efsa – not exactly a poster child when it comes to impartiality – doesn't allow scientists tied to ILSI to sit on its expert panels.

The problem is hardly a new one, as the financial sector isn't exactly a poster child.

Vongerichten isn't the first to take to the Internet in defense of his eateries; Jeffery Chodorow made a similar move after Frank Bruni's pan of Kobe Club (like Vongerichten, Chodorow isn't exactly a prolific poster).

You didn't design a poster according to a given text but exactly the other way round?

To see this approach in action, Sasevich points to a business that's not exactly the poster child for fast decisions and impulse buys: cosmetic laser facelifts.

It's hard to put on a poster, without looking vague and idealistic, which is exactly how the protesters tend to look.

We marketed around the town with a poster 'Who's the pilot' with a date on, I can't remember what that was exactly.