Sentence examples for exactly made it from inspiring English sources
The Classic has not exactly made it yet.
I don't know who exactly made it, or with what, and it is, alas, almost finished.
The political atmosphere hasn't exactly made it easy for an art form known to challenge the status quo to flourish.
Sighs of joy when I love the music do nothing for readers who wonder what exactly made it lovable.
And, though they have not exactly made it easy for outsiders to help, at least they have not made it impossible.And North Korea's peasants may be better at coping with food shortages than China's.
Glasvegas were victims of the accelerated, often unrealistic, expectations placed on new bands by the music industry, but they hadn't exactly made it easy on themselves: in April 2009, they cancelled a performance at Coachella in California when Allan overdosed on cocaine and animal tranquilisers.
But what exactly makes it wrong?
Admittedly, the title doesn't exactly make it sound like an example of sensitive programme-making.
Asked if he wanted more laws, Patterson, who became the boss of BT recently, said: "Exactly, making it clear.
Conor O'Brien, the Irish, cardigan-wearing type behind Villagers, doesn't exactly make it easy for himself.
