Sentence examples for exactly beloved from inspiring English sources

For all their wealth and power, the de Larios family was not exactly beloved.

The National Language Inspectorate, a government agency that is not exactly beloved in Russian-speaking pockets of Estonia, is charged with ensuring that the law is followed.

So, let's say that Cruz isn't exactly beloved by his fellow politicians.

This makes it a good fit for the times, since Wall Street is not exactly beloved right now.

He explained that the police aren't exactly beloved in India, but the show of force was nice to see.

"The president's policy is not exactly beloved within the Democratic caucus; we're very unhappy with it," Rep. Alan Grayson (D-Fla).

ADVISERS like him and Mr. Newman are not exactly a beloved bunch, of course.

That's a first, which makes "This is How" a notable book in my mind, if not exactly a beloved one.

After a costly, tempestuous divorce from Paul McCartney, Ms. Mills isn't exactly a beloved figure in Britain, but she proved her fitness and gumption in the United States by dancing gracefully with a prosthetic leg on "Dancing With the Stars".

The European parliament – though never exactly a beloved institution – was until recently more likely to live up to the US ideal, for the simple reason that most of its members had at least two things in common: they were broadly pro-EU and they were eager to guard the hard-won powers of the parliament and, wherever possible, expand them.

It's unclear who, exactly, those "beloved characters" might be but according to a string of new casting announcements, they'll at least be played by some pretty major talent.