Sentence examples for exactly crowded from inspiring English sources

While it's not exactly crowded, there's a healthy footfall through the rows of CDs and DVDs (no one in the games department: it's a schoolday, after all), as the middle-aged men who still prefer flicking through racks and examining covers to moving their mouse to the "one-click order" button load up their baskets with fire-sale stock.

Despite this strong price action, Wall Street hasn't exactly crowded the AZO bandwagon.

This is possibly because it's not exactly crowded, like Jerusalem, even on the weekends.

But consumers aren't exactly crowding around Web music machines yet.

"It's not exactly crowd-friendly," Mike Rowbotham, a British transplant to Short Hills, N.J., said.

With taxes and spending sure to dominate the political debate over the next year or so, McConnell and his colleagues are committed to a number of proposals that are not exactly crowd-pleasers: cutting entitlements and other popular government programs, raising the Medicare retirement age, cutting taxes on corporations, and giving high earners another tax break.

As much as we all love our customers, remember that a crowd is exactly that a crowd, with diffused interests, capabilities and even agendas.

Britain's leading museums are not exactly failing – they're crowded – but they are trapped in the 19th-century mindset of their creators.

Exactly a year ago, we were all crowded in our HuffPost office in the offices of Le Monde on the Boulevard Auguste-Balnqui, celebrating both the launch of Le HuffPost and the 30th birthday of our international editor Nicholas Sabloff with (what else?) champagne and lots of French pastries.

Not exactly a crowd-pleaser.

In bitter cold and under a haze of rain, it was not exactly a crowd-pleaser.