Sentence examples for exactly a social from inspiring English sources

Not exactly a social revolution.

While not exactly a social climber, Hitchens wished to be on intimate terms with important people.

Sergio, who was not exactly a social butterfly (from what everyone else remembers), was suddenly the Steve Rubell of our exclusive cyber-Studio 54.

The Yale historian Alan Trachtenberg, in an introduction to "Jerome Liebling Photographs," a 1982 collection, wrote that Mr. Liebling was not exactly a social or documentary photographer but rather a "civic photographer" whose work brought about a deep awareness of the personal in the political.

It is not exactly a social revolution.

But along with its increasing popularity has come less certainty about what exactly a social entrepreneur is and does.

If the legal argument in the Cifuentes case can be applied to other cultures in which spousal abuse is endemic and women receive no protection, it might be time for Congress to more specifically define what exactly a special social group is.

But what exactly is a social enterprise?

So what exactly is a social expression platform?

Not exactly, but a social scientist at the SETI Institute is working on a way to explain spiritual principles to extraterrestrials, should the need arise.

Sure enough, Anybeat is exactly that: a social network that borrows elements and features from those three popular services, without adding anything extraordinarily unique (for now).