Sentence examples for exactly a title from inspiring English sources

Perhaps sensing the political dangers, Mr. Gingrich described himself as an "historian" for the mortgage giant — not exactly a title that reeks of being a government insider.

It's not exactly a catchy title, is it?" "It's a hit single that," he says.

Not exactly a buzz title – Disney's Big Hero 6, now at £20.12m, certainly arrived with more fanfare – Home has remained in the UK top five for seven consecutive weeks, and added another £1m to its tally over the weekend.

This month there's a BBC2 documentary called Cat Wars (not exactly a soothing title), and in October a BBC2 Horizon series, ahead of which the anthrozoologist John Bradshaw has claimed that cat owners expect too much of their cats.

The materials were filed chronologically, so it took a while before she got to a late comedy called "Is He Dead?" It was not exactly a discovery; the title had turned up in the occasional academic note or reference.

But that is exactly what Q – not a title historically known for its willingness to take risks – appears to have done.

It had won the Prix Goncourt in France in 2006, but its reviews here were not exactly a match for the title.

OKLAHOMA 81, NEBRASKA 47: Clinching a tie for a third straight Big 12 title was not exactly a cause for No. 4 Oklahoma to celebrate.

This story of the Marquis de Sade, adapted by Doug Wright from his play of the same title, isn't exactly a docudrama.

After all, the art movement from which the play takes its title wasn't exactly a smash hit with average gallerygoers in its early days.

This is exactly why Title IX was written to prohibit sex segregation -- a protection that was undermined when the Bush administration amended Title IX regulations to encourage the creation of single-sex schools.