Sentence examples for exactly caught from inspiring English sources

They have not exactly caught fire, and the reasons say much.

He even came up with the portmanteau 'zaughty' but this has not exactly caught on in the wider lexicon.

So we can look back at Abbott's great ads and see masterpieces of paid-for communication which exactly caught, and perhaps even directed, the spirit of the age.

As Rose sees it, there's a reason some of the highest profile IoT devices like the Apple Watch haven't exactly caught fire yet.

THE films of Shohei Imamura — rowdier than the certified classics of Ozu and Mizoguchi, but more formally elegant and genuinely perverse than the works of his fellow Japanese New Wave directors like Nagisa Oshima and Seijun Suzuki — have never exactly caught fire in America.

That's much more doubtful: On a few fronts, it's already there or on its way, but the crucial idea that conservatism ought to focus directly on the economic interests of downscale Americans has not exactly caught fire within the G.O.P., and the party's relationship to reform-minded policy wonks remains … well, distant is a kind way of putting it.

The earlier quarter-final on the same court didn't exactly catch fire, either.

"Look, I didn't exactly catch him during the days of 'Dog Day' or 'Scarface,' " he says.

To be fair, that line sings out in Bertie Carvel's fine performance, which exactly catches Yank's social alienation and internal struggle.

But Bijan Sheibani repairs the gap with a revival that exactly catches Delaney's mix of sharply observed reality and self-conscious theatricality.

Antoine de Saint-exactly exacatchestheir their mood: "Defeat is a thing of weariness, of incoherence, of boredom," he wrote, "and above all, of futility".