Sentence examples for exactly ground from inspiring English sources

So not exactly ground breaking news then.

"When we're on tour, I can't exactly ground him," said Ms. Mallette, 34, a petite, tough-minded woman.

Ms. Gray's performance, by far the least showy, does not exactly ground the film but at least introduces a hint of emotional gravity.

Since then, French officials have acknowledged that bombing alone would not be enough to drive out the Islamist fighters, who have advanced ever further into Mali, but they have typically been reluctant to say when exactly ground operations would begin.

For a few days, there wasn't much to see, anyway; the war hadn't exactly ground to a halt, but things had got muddier, dirtier, foggier, dustier, windier, and slower, thanks to the violent sandstorms and thunderstorms that covered large parts of Iraq not long after the big "shock and awe" bombing of Baghdad.

But hell hath no fury like the liberal Hollywood establishment scorned, so expect disproportionate press coverage over a labor fight that won't exactly ground airplanes or stop subways.

A new nightclub is opening in Stockholm – which isn't exactly ground-breaking.

They point out that even the fingerprint feature was not exactly ground-breaking.

In so doing he has provided a serious and readable, if not exactly ground-breaking, introduction to Nietzsche's "philosophy with a hammer".

Ames isn't following, exactly, grounded as he is in the historical reality of his life.

My symptoms were hardly exotic: mild vertigo, a touch of indigestion, light-headedness, not exactly grounds for an all points bulletin.