Sentence examples for exactly given from inspiring English sources

Cushing does his best, but he's not exactly given a lot to work with.

Andrew Breitbart said, "Politics is downstream from culture" – but that hasn't exactly given Republicans an electoral edge in the past.

But its sardonic approach to its dark historical subject matter was not exactly given a bear hug by audiences either, despite hosannas from the critics.

An admirable approach in most places except inside the football arena; it's a sport not exactly given to attitudinal complexity and languid body language.

Beatty and Christie seem liberated by their director's irreverence toward their star power (neither is exactly given a glorious on-screen entrance).

It is fair to observe, though, they have not exactly given him an opportunity in the 1st X1 to save his career.

That doesn't exactly give the river a natural feel".

All this discussion is not exactly giving Electronic Arts a pain in its digestive tract.

The fixture list does not exactly give much cause for optimism going forward.

This, he proposed, was not a great idea and one can see why: Tesco and Ikea's retail architecture doesn't exactly give one hope.

Please tick 'No': The referendum ballot itself, as posted a few days ago to the parliament's website, doesn't exactly give voters an option to say "No".