Sentence examples for exactly keep from inspiring English sources

Let's be honest: a Portland-Philly final does not exactly keep you indoors in June.

"We didn't exactly keep a low profile here, either," he says of our green story (Page 66).

But I suppose one book a decade doesn't exactly keep up with the digital juggernaut, nor indeed properly convey the influence today of sittings editors.

The music that I liked didn't exactly keep my adolescent self awake at night, nor did it present much of a solution.

Naturally, she was attired in a Jane jungle outfit, and that didn't exactly keep tired businessmen away from the front orchestra seats -- or this freshman from N.Y.U.

"Exactly!" "Keep in mind that this is not a meeting to debate what David Icke stands for," announced the chair back in Vancouver.

IN the last eight years, home prices in the United States have almost exactly kept up with inflation.

Given the anticlimactic nature of these revelations, what exactly keeps "Open" going?

Title IX, the 1972 legislation banning sex discrimination in federally financed education, may have revolutionized women's sports in America, but sports journalism hasn't exactly kept up.

Be that as it may, anybody curious can find Baldacci's thoughts on the matter in "Why We Write," a new collection of interviews edited by Meredith Maran, in which 20 well-known authors try to analyze what, exactly, keeps them at it.

Unless it's on this logical quandary: if you are not going to prosecute people who got clearance from lawyers to commit crimes, and you are not going to prosecute the lawyers, then what, exactly, keeps any lawyer in any White House from telling anyone they can do anything?