Sentence examples for exactly breaking ground from inspiring English sources

It's a serious, straightforward show, which adds much new detail and a phone-book-thick catalog to an important and familiar chapter of history without exactly breaking ground.

As his pals, Mr. Bateman and Mr. Sudeikis do not exactly break ground.

So one cannot say that he is exactly breaking new ground - he's going over ground he's already gone over several times.

Not only did Xavier's president and headmaster approve the plan for "Laramie," they informed Mr. Ostrow that he was not exactly breaking new ground.

And the fact it presents the Lord as a black man - though, of course, it is not exactly breaking new ground in this regard, The Green Pastures having given us "De Lawd" almost 70 years ago - has generated little controversy.

But Smartsheet is not exactly breaking new ground with its new Android app.

They scored their first hit together in 1957 with Marty Robbins' recording of "The Story of My Life," which was followed by a 1958 hit for Perry Como, "Magic Moments" — two songs that, David later said, "didn't exactly break new ground".

While Sherman-Palladino didn't set out to break ground, exactly, she was aware of the climate in which she was writing.

Frank Scheck of the New York Post gave it 3 stars out of 4 and said, " The play doesn't exactly break any new ground in its satirical look at small-time showbiz, but it's a terrific vehicle for Shannon, who rarely gets to show off his comedic chops".

Not exactly breaking news there.

That's not exactly breaking news, no.