Sentence examples for exactly a vote from inspiring English sources

Not exactly a vote of confidence, but Ward shrugged it off.

Not exactly a vote of confidence to users worried about government intrusion.

Lately it has taken to attacking the chancellor for not speaking up more forcefully against the European Central Bank's plans to buy the bonds of struggling euro members — not exactly a vote winner, even in Germany.

He tells the crowd that he's "here to remind them who he is", which, despite the swagger with which it's delivered, isn't exactly a vote winner with the crowd, many of whom were expecting Kendrick Lamar after earlier apocryphal rumours.

Not exactly a vote of confidence, for all his promise.

Not exactly a vote of confidence, but listen, Alexa is still learning here.

Neither is exactly a vote-winner.Meanwhile, the cost of guaranteeing bank debts may be huge.

The N.B.A. isn't exactly getting a vote of confidence from the American cinemathèque these days.

The Prime Minister hinted at a referendum date at the very end of 2017, but said he would not reveal exactly when a vote would be held until he had completed his renegotiations.

To be sure, part of the anti-Sarkozy vote was exactly that: a vote against Sarkozy -- his personality, his behavior, his tone of language.

Not exactly a roaring vote of confidence in credit markets.