Sentence examples for exactly cutting from inspiring English sources

Not exactly cutting edge.

Even on its best day PBS isn't exactly cutting edge.

A poor relation to Middlesbrough's and Sunderland's training grounds, Newcastle's base is cramped, dated, rundown and not exactly cutting edge.

Applebee's flags some menu items that have been approved by Weight Watchers, but the company is not exactly cutting a path through the calorie jungle.

Artists and artisans still live in Mougins and sell their wares in chic little boutiques, but you get the feeling they aren't exactly cutting their ears off for a baguette.

There is though a flipside to the lack of crowds; the lifts aren't exactly cutting edge - there are no cable cars and just four chair lifts, with the rest of the slopes reached by drag and button lifts.

And while the work I saw was not exactly cutting-edge, Ms. Maxwell, who is in her eighth season as the festival's artistic director, has made it a practice to court younger audiences with more modern productions and new plays.

This isn't exactly cutting-edge technology, but this triple-plug socket looks like it may actually be handy.

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"Exclusion of the majority is exactly like cutting off the branch that we are all sitting on".

It's worth noting that while it's pretty damned cheap, the $499 base model isn't exactly… cutting edge, even amongst its peers.