Sentence examples for exactly lonely from inspiring English sources
Woodley is a thoroughly modern YA heroine: smart, cute, but not sexy exactly – lonely, vulnerable, but with inner strength that will be tested and found far from wanting.
He may be not exactly a lonely stallion, but perhaps an overlooked one, through no fault of his own.
But if Peele wasn't lonely, exactly — "There was a precedent for biracial latchkey kids" — and always, he says, felt loved, other people's reactions complicated things.
Denise is not lonely, exactly: she has an adult daughter named Ada, whom she loves; and a boyfriend named Jay, whom she doesn't love but likes having sex with.
I rented a tiny studio in a building called the Artist in Residence, in which various lonely and not exactly successful artists resided.
He did a final musical, "Mr. President," in 1962, but none of its songs — among them "Pigtails and Freckles" and "It Gets Lonely in the White House" — have exactly become classics.
That old adage that it's lonely at the top is exactly right.
"It's lonely and uncomfortable, which is exactly what it needed to be".
"It was a very lonely experience for me, which was exactly right for the part," she said.
"The Lonely Crowd" is not a slog, exactly -- Riesman is a reasonably fluent writer, especially by academic standards.
