Sentence examples for exactly broken from inspiring English sources

The Franco-German relationship was not exactly broken, but under Jacques Chirac and Gerhard Schröder it tended to operate largely by excluding others (this happened with the 2002 deal to preserve CAP spending, for example).

Israelis worry that as Iran feels more isolated by sanctions and more threatened by the Arab Spring, which has not exactly broken Tehran's way, it may view racing for a bomb as the only way to restore itself to its position as the most influential power in the Middle East.

Firms representing Boulder on environmental matters in the past haven't exactly broken the bank.

I know this is not exactly breaking news.

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

This isn't exactly breaking news, either; the research has been in for some time.

But the industry isn't exactly breaking out the Champagne over that.

But while chefs are exploiting the homiest of holidays, they aren't exactly breaking the mold.

His latest play, jointly produced by Birmingham Rep, Watford Palace and Hull Truck, doesn't exactly break the mould.

It doesn't exactly break open the world, but then again, not everything has to.

I listened to the album with several tweens, and this line didn't exactly break their hearts.