Sentence examples for exactly made a from inspiring English sources

DVD mega-changers have been around for years, but they have not exactly made a splash.

It should be noted that the club hadn't exactly made a success of the latter, given their grim record of financial crises in recent decades, but the proposals for a new league structure would seem to offer an opportunity to re-engage with the discontents.

Google's Chromebooks haven't exactly made a splash, but apparently not everyone has been scared off.

As you justly may have forgotten, Amazing Alex (Rovio's other game) hasn't exactly made a splash.

The first-gen Onkyo hasn't exactly made a splash in the HTPC market – do you know anyone that owns one?

The latter, trumpeted in 1997 as an ambitious city guide of arts and entertainment listings, hasn't exactly made a dent in the $66 billion local advertising market.

So what exactly makes a place thin?

What exactly makes a successful Will Arnett performance?

What exactly makes a Native American?

But they're not exactly making a killing.

But what exactly makes a story a lemon?