Sentence examples for exactly an empty from inspiring English sources

It's not exactly an empty surrender.

The U.S. coffee-and-nosh market is not exactly an empty niche but critics likely said the same about fast Mexican "casual" food.

It was exactly that: an empty room in which the lights would switch off and on.

But both acoustic and loop sensors detect only moving cars; to them, a highway whose cars are at a standstill looks exactly like an empty road.

The cynical might say these reunion shows are exactly that – an empty exercise in nostalgia conceived to generate as much revenue for the ageing group as possible.

And he doesn't exactly have an empty schedule.

The party took place not on the High Line, exactly, but in an empty lot beneath it, which had been transformed into a temporary garden, with more than five thousand square feet of sod, like spongy carpeting, and vast quantities of sunflowers.

"I believe that an empty spot is exactly what he is," said Ms Tymoshenko, wearing her trademark braids.

This last work, which won the Turner Prize in 2001, did exactly that: a pair of lights flashed on and off in an empty gallery.

It seemed exactly the right thing to say when gazing across a dried-up yam field or shaking an empty sugar jar, which Nebet did every morning.

A large specimen of exactly 1.8 m total length, caught in 1973, was found to have weighed 11.3 kg with an empty stomach.