Sentence examples for exactly appealing from inspiring English sources

The alternative is not exactly appealing.

The Hawks have the lowest attendance in the league, not exactly appealing for free agents.

Of course, the prospect of reconfiguring a site to suit the advertisers' needs is not exactly appealing to publishers.

Even though the idea of waiting even longer to know where I was going wasn't exactly appealing, I submitted the form to include me on their waiting list.

Tomi Obaro, a senior international-studies major, told me that she finds the event "just really white and socially awkward," adding, "There's nothing wrong with being white and socially awkward, but, as someone who is not white or socially awkward, it's not exactly appealing to me".

Worst of all, its downloads come wrapped in Windows Media DRM which might be seen as a licensing necessity, but isn't exactly appealing to someone who can get as much DRM-free music as they want for, erm, free on P2Ps.

But if leaping out of bed onto a treadmill for a five-mile run doesn't exactly sound appealing, try moving in smaller, yet still purposeful, ways.

Thomas Hardy could pull this kind of thing off, not exactly effortlessly (one appealing aspect of his writing is its blunt lack of grace) but with craft and conviction.

Who exactly was Donald Trump appealing to when he called on Monday for a "total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States"?

People have to be properly informed about priority-setting decisions in order to appeal against them, otherwise they would not even know what exactly they would be appealing against [ 31].

Bitter partisan warfare over the debt ceiling is not exactly an appealing prospect.