Sentence examples for exactly everyday from inspiring English sources

While the language in our songs isn't exactly everyday, it's certainly closer.

And although the name of Albert Gleizes (1881-1953) is not exactly everyday fare, he was right in there at the beginnings of Cubism in 1910-11.

O.K., it is all a bit rehearsed, and celebrities are not exactly everyday people, but nothing beats live TV for surprises and emotional impact.

If contemporary Japanese music is not often performed in America, it is not exactly an everyday event here either.

In this study, each participant had approximately 100 electrodes implanted into their brain – not exactly an everyday scenario for the volunteers!

But why did Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and his librettist, Emanuel Schikaneder, create a black character at all?  Though encountering other races was not exactly an everyday occurrence in 18th-century Vienna, Mozart had come across one particular individual of Afro-Caribbean background years earlier, in a context that makes the motivation behind Monostatos distinctly intriguing.

These cameras may not appeal to all users, as 360-degree photos and videos aren't exactly an everyday need.

These cameras may not appeal to all users, as 360-degree photos and videos aren't exactly an everyday need.

After all, an executive of a major, public company sharing his genetic predisposition to Parkinson's disease is not exactly an everyday thing.

It's not an exactly an everyday bag that you'd coordinate with your outfit, but Hutchison says the designer aspect will appeal to a certain type of well-heeled consumer.

Not exactly your everyday Hawaiian fare, but wow--the view...