Sentence examples for exactly fantastic from inspiring English sources

The front-facing camera has been boosted to five megapixels from 1.2MP, but the photos are still not exactly fantastic.

Deadlier still, a lot of what the New Microsoft promises is a total unity across Windows, Xbox and Windows Phone, but my experience with SmartGlass, the new application that connects an Xbox to a Windows device, was not exactly fantastic.

It's not exactly fantastic for morale and, as much as the leadership team tries to keep spirits up, it's not massively surprising that the unions have been mobilised to express staff discontent.

While not exactly fantastic for my job security, this was and is an exciting development - democratising the ability to publish, drawing a wider range of perspectives to public attention, and bringing words, pictures and videos from parts of the world where cash-strapped newspapers and broadcasters fear to tread.

I know I'll take another look at it now since Apple Mail isn't exactly fantastic.

This is not exactly the fantastic made realistic or the realistic fantastic.

Considering the 2000 Shaft was a multiplex rather than a grindhouse proposition second time around, its $70m US take wasn't exactly a fantastic advance on the 1971 film's $51.4m figure (inflation-corrected); same again for the 2010 Karate Kid, which took a flashy $176m in the States (the 1984 film, adjusted, would have been $190.6m).

"They looked fantastic; exactly like the mushies you buy from the shops," he says.

Grade: 2.5 Midfielders Steven Gerrard Liverpool's Captain Fantastic was exactly that for England on Wednesday.

"His track record overall is fantastic and exactly what DPS needs," she said.

Unenviably charged with saving guitar music, their surf-punk rock'n'roll isn't exactly original, but they have fantastic songs.