Sentence examples for exactly familiar from inspiring English sources

In other words, they're not exactly familiar animals.

As distinguished as its university is, the city of Ann Arbor is not exactly familiar to Britons.

When security staff asked a man not exactly familiar with the procedure to go through X-ray screening, he did something no one could have expected.

LONDON — After a meeting with the leader of the British Labour Party, Ed Miliband, Mitt Romney referred clumsily to his host as "Mr. Leader" — prompting suggestions that the name "Miliband" is not exactly familiar across the Atlantic.

On their first night at Madison Square Garden in six months, the Knicks were greeted with boos and then a few cheers by a crowd that was not exactly familiar, or necessarily reflective of their usual fan base.

Not exactly familiar with Project Ophelia?

They listen expectantly; Schubert is not exactly a familiar name.

The old Surround seemed to draw inspiration from the spinning top at the end of Inception, but the x24 and x6's smaller, simple spherical design is exactly the familiar and welcoming look you want from futuristic technology.

The old Surround seemed to draw inspiration from the spinning top at the end of Inception, but the x24 and x6's smaller, simple spherical design is exactly the familiar and welcoming look you want from futuristic technology.

"[T]o exclude reckless conduct would be to exclude exactly those familiar forms of domestic abuse from [the Lautenberg Amendment].

(GP, C03) Even in GP practices where existing practice nurses took on the role of case manager, it was unclear exactly how familiar their colleagues were with their activities.