Sentence examples for exactly dancing from inspiring English sources

These days people aren't exactly dancing on Lenin's grave, but close enough.

Visions of the apocalypse aren't exactly dancing in Bergdorf's buyers' heads, after all.

You're in the club, dancing to rap music (or as the older folks say "grinding on each other") because apparently what we do these days is not exactly dancing.

It's not exactly dancing, though.

A higher than usual percentage of late-night Edinburgh revellers – 5am closing times are permitted during the festival – will presumably wonder what exactly is dancing before their eyes.

Hopkins' atmospheric ambient and solo piano work slowly turned into a churning set of techno, which filled the theater but also clashed with the setting – the all-seating setup didn't exactly encourage dancing.

She does not have the actors dancing, exactly, but ensures that every move, singly or in ensemble, communicates richly.

Then, they all harmonize "Hark the Herald Angels Sing", parodying A Charlie Brown Christmas, complete with Milhouse playing a toy piano and Santa's Little Helper dancing exactly like Snoopy.

On second thoughts, his role in securing freedom for the Kosovar Albanians hadn't exactly got them dancing in the aisles in this part of the world, where they tend to prefer their Kosovar Albanians ethnically-cleansed.

Just keep dancing.

The sun was hot, even though it was overcast, and I began to wonder exactly why we were dancing.