Sentence examples for exactly a well from inspiring English sources

Starks isn't exactly a well known figure, but in public service that's actually something of a compliment.

Or not exactly a well, but an outdoor pool in a courtyard from which the military's horses would drink water.

IGN contributor Robert Canning wrote that the NBC/Comcast reference here "wasn't exactly a well of laughs, but Baldwin's Donaghy kept the story entertaining enough to want to follow it".

"He was arrested for what exactly?" a well-connected relative of mine asked.

But leaping from fad to fad isn't exactly a well-reasoned strategy for improving our health.

However, a film about mediocrity and failure is not exactly a well-worn route to Oscar glory.

Just a few weeks ago, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau released a report showing that the mortgage industry is not exactly a well-oiled machine.

The fact that McCabe was included on the list suggests this wasn't exactly a well-researched trial balloon — if it even was researched.

Not exactly a well-known name today, except to devotees of American Modernism, this German-born architect-turned-painter (1867-1938) was one of the major American artists of the early 20th century., right up there with the likes of Marsden Hartley, John Marin, Arthur Dove and Charles Demuth, to name a few.

ICBC is not exactly a well-known international banking acronym like, say, HSBC, even though investors have given ICBC a larger market capitalization than any U.S. bank.

Gizmodo might have officially pawned Apple with its iPhone 4 scoop, but the iPhone 5 isn't exactly a well-guarded secret anymore.