Sentence examples for exactly cry from inspiring English sources

The potatoes, which don't exactly cry out for attention, are sweet and nutty, and are served warm.

Scholars may swoon for him, but his career doesn't exactly cry out for the grand-narrative treatment.

And if it didn't exactly cry out to be transformed into a musical, it possessed several ingredients much valued on Broadway these days.

After all, beautiful young women don't exactly cry out your name in the night.

Angelenos were not exactly crying into their mojitos after every frustrating season.

DePalma's film is an undisputed horror classic, not exactly crying out for a remake (though Hollywood has never shied from tampering with perfection).

People aren't exactly crying out for smart city technology, so it may end up being imposed from above rather than responding to demand.

This is not a genre niche that was exactly crying out to be filled, but it's the kind of story some people, filmmakers especially, can never get enough of.

That left his friends without a car to drive home in and Ms. Harris "not exactly crying, she was sort of revving, dry-heaving, like someone stuck in a snowbank who resolutely grinds the gears in the futile hope that something might finally engage".

Suffice it to say, I'm not exactly crying in my beer over the fact that Shyamalan's new movie, The Last Airbender, is currently pulling down a dismal 8percentt rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

Applying for a casino license in Atlantic City in 1982, Trump told the New Jersey Casino Control Commission that his building would be "a big step for Atlantic City" because the burgeoning gambling island "needs some pizazz". But New York is not exactly crying out for pizazz, particularly at the corner of 5th and Tiffany's.