Sentence examples for exactly a stroke from inspiring English sources

For more, see Dan Farber, who says it's "Not exactly a stroke of genius, but useful" and Rafe Needleman, who calls aspects of the service "disturbing".

** Harry Crane, the luckiest character in the series -- his key career moment came when he saw that Sterling Coo should have a television department, which was not exactly a stroke of genius -- keeps on keeping on.

I'm not exactly recommending a stroke as a winning career move.

Is he a travesty, or rather does he, by giving flesh to an abiding logic of Zionist thought, bring to fruition the nation's most powerful, unanswerable vision of itself?"Ariel Sharon has been in a coma for almost exactly a year, after a stroke cut him down at a moment of extraordinary popularity.

That "huff, huff" is so exactly the sound of a distant lion, a stroke of genius, understated and all the more powerful because of it.

I'm exactly the kind of person who would have a stroke.

After three years spent "putting this thing together," he added, it is a stroke of luck that "the interest is exactly in this sector".

Knowing that the T stands for time to call 911, he did exactly that, sending an ambulance to Impressions for a woman possibly suffering a stroke.

At a stroke, what sounded like a lovely future turns out to be exactly like the dismal past.

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

Lee Nelson is suited and booted on his current tour, at a stroke displacing Simon Brodkin's alter ego from caricature to, well, what exactly?