Sentence examples for exactly in a position from inspiring English sources

"You are not exactly in a position to swat them.

"They're not exactly in a position of power," he said.

Then again, Mr. Raucci and Mr. Andros are not exactly in a position to defend themselves.

Well, in writing this I'm conscious that I'm not exactly in a position to preach, just ask my family.

"But they both married against their parents' wishes and eloped," she added, of her parents, "so they weren't exactly in a position to intervene".

She flicks her hair a bit too often, to be honest, but I'm liveblogging Eurovision so I'm not exactly in a position to be very picky.

Politicians are not exactly in a strong position to criticise when Helen Grant, the Sports Minister, cannot even name this year's women's Wimbledon champion (Marion Bartoli if you had to check).

Considering price is the most likely incentive to get people to switch services initially, telecoms aren't exactly in an enviable position from a business perspective.

To be sure, Palestinian Authority head Mahmoud Abbas isn't exactly in an enviable position either.

He therefore gave a bald claim that one triangle may be copied exactly in an arbitrary position, which makes one wonder why such care was expended on I.2.

Since I've just done exactly that, I'm in a position to say I'm not certain how strenuous an effort you'd want to put into notching those two on your mountain-rambling belt if what's on at Jacobs Pillow or Tanglewood is also calling out.