Sentence examples for exactly a role from inspiring English sources

MOD: California is not exactly a role model for sound fiscal policy.

"He's not exactly a role model for a lot of people," Holik said of Claude Lemieux, no relation to Mario.

"He wasn't exactly a role model, because of the drinking, but if you had an ideal drunk, that was him".

She was not exactly a role model, being uneducated, impulsive, tousle-haired, addicted to the love rat Burgo Fitzgerald and, in later volumes, a marvellously anarchic wife to the prime minister.

(Who, despite her status, was not exactly a role model for single living. After revolutionizing military nursing standards during the Crimean War, she took to her bed more or less permanently at the age of 40 with a mysterious malady).

Whenever the Senate is in session, the parliamentarian or an assistant is in the chamber, whispering advice to the presiding officer — not exactly a role that attracts the political spotlight.

Although the notion of conceptual role is not new, what exactly a conceptual role is and what form a theory of conceptual roles should take remain far from clear.

Shane Ritchie plays the band's manager, Vince, and it's not exactly a stretching role.

But, just as Shakespeare's Falstaff has a cruelty rarely brought out in the ­theatre, so Byron is not exactly a rustic role model.

I pointed out that studies have shown that women-owned businesses become profitable faster and generate more revenue, and that the US economy isn't exactly a global role model these days.

Then again, that wasn't exactly a heroic role.