Sentence examples for exactly gone out from inspiring English sources

Marrying for money hasn't exactly gone out of fashion, but generally we are not engaging in strategic dynastic mergers.

To top it off, the land of Bordeaux and brie hasn't exactly gone out of its way to make it easy for Yanks to own a few shares.

Mr. Wolfson was not exactly going out on a limb.

Of course, that prediction is not exactly going out on a limb.

This - and I'm not exactly going out on a limb here - could be the first of many rain delays.

Though a parliamentary committee's forthcoming report on Kids Company is unlikely to be flattering to him, Alan Yentob doesn't seem to be exactly going out of his way to woo widespread support, whether within the BBC or amongst viewers.

"For the people who say it isn't going to pass, they're not exactly going out on a limb and certifying themselves as political geniuses," said Mark Fabiani, Chargers special counsel and the man in charge of getting the team a new stadium for the last decade.

The predictions above aren't exactly going out on a limb, but then again, the iMac isn't exactly an experimental new product.

Check out the box below — they're not exactly going out of their way to point out that this is sharing every article you read through the app, are they?

In a follow-up post, we didn't exactly go out on a limb suggesting that it was AT&T and not Apple, that was responsible for the app being pulled.

That's not exactly going out on a limb.