Sentence examples for exactly dying from inspiring English sources

Millennials aren't exactly dying more frequently these days.

"When I can go out and have a Caesar salad full of cheese and garlic and olive oil, I'm not exactly dying for the croutons".

Not that he was exactly dying for the position: prior to his appointment, he had described the job as "a bit of an oxymoron--I think of poetry as an art form that does not depend on hierarchies".

The game's not exactly dying on its feet.

But, with Google already owning arguably the most popular navigation app in the U.S., it's not exactly dying for more users.

But it's fair to say that Andrew Keen was likely not exactly dying of shock as these allegations surfaced — he's been arguing for years that the social web is not nearly as safe as many people presume, and that we give up important rights and principles when we become lax about our privacy.

The robber barons (including Carnegie) did not exactly die poor.

He didn't exactly die the night I turned up, but he was badly wounded.

"The stem cells don't exactly die if they can't touch, but they lose that ability to regenerate that we really need for therapeutic success," Heilshorn added.

He repairs things with Sam, but he doesn't exactly die in peace.

Many other subcultures seem to have come back around quite recently -- goth and rave scenes enjoy their own revivals currently, and punk is always enjoying a revival, in that it never exactly dies.