Sentence examples for exactly exempt from inspiring English sources

Yet it does not exactly exempt Amy herself.

Writers have to resist contextualizing literature only in terms of contemporary standards, of course—so I wasn't exactly exempt from this situation.

But guys, you're not exactly exempt.

We already know that individuals like Marshall (an officer allegedly taunted him by asking: "Who do you think you are, fucking Obama?"), that is, those who stand out as "high-achieving" and "articulate" posterchildren for a post-racial society, aren't exactly exempt from anti-black racism.

When cash in your mailbox gets classified as a return of capital, it is not exactly tax exempt.

"The C.F.T.C. has it exactly right," he added, "since exempting offshore swap dealers operating in the U.S. from U.S. swap safeguards has no legal basis, would gut U.S. swaps laws, and would expose the U.S. financial system to unacceptable risks".

The 534 other members of the House and Senate have many more no one knows exactly how many, because Congress is exempt from freedom-of-information laws, but perhaps 6,000, with more in spring and autumn.

These tax-exempt groups "are providing exactly the Jack Abramoff-types of international travel that we intended to ban in 2007," Holman, of the Public Citizen consumer group, said.

If terrorists learn that elderly white women from Iowa are exempt from screening, that's exactly whom they will recruit.

At sixteen, she…      If terrorists learn that elderly white women from Iowa are exempt from screening, that's exactly whom they will recruit.

On the one hand, it…      If terrorists learn that elderly white women from Iowa are exempt from screening, that's exactly whom they will recruit.