Sentence examples for exactly more of from inspiring English sources

So Young has bowed to the pressure of fans by releasing a (http://www.thrasherswheat.org/2009/03/johnny-magic-video-premiere.html) for a second song, "Johnny Magic," that is exactly more of the same.

And therefore we need to do exactly more of what caused the problem".

They will get sooo trounced in the next presidential election, that there's no point in showing up, because it's quite clear that they have been nothing but obstructionists - so far, and the only proposal they have is to do exactly more of what was done for eight years in the Bush Administration.

But suddenly, you start to drift up, the visual sensation causing the psychosomatic physical sensation of floating, prompting you to look down and realize you are leaving your body well, it's not your body exactly, more of a digital version of yourself reimagined as one of Couillard's characters, getting smaller and smaller as your mind leaves the room.

Not ornaments, exactly, more mementoes of her life, such as the seal-fur purse commissioned by her grandmother, the traditional hunting knives her father made, and the dining room chandelier she bought as a student and which left her short of money for months.

It wasn't an official sigh of relief exactly; more a sigh of vindication.

Ron Arad's latest installation promises cross-disciplinary alchemy, in which the design-as-art maverick takes not a back seat exactly, but more of a supporting role.

Because camp cannot be self-aware, it's not that exactly, but more of a parody of campy action movies where, inevitably, some stranger has to land a crashing plane and the climactic scene always just happens to be at the Empire State Building.

Compared to Figure 5, we notice that now the flection of revenue for SR and MO begins at λ = 160 where system utilization approaches saturation (U = 84%and94%4%); in the basic scenario, we had U = 86% and U = 95% before when λ = 120, which is exactly the 50% more of arriving pipelines.

Made to seem arbitrary, which they certainly aren't, they slyly imply that there is more of exactly the same just beyond the frame -- an endless horizon of club sandwiches and cinderblock motels and convenience-store clerks caught in the glare of a flashbulb, their eloquence waiting on our capacity to notice it.

Their glitzy rebrand entails more of exactly the same, only with just an X (edgy!), like a reality TV show band being sued by an American band with the same name, or a budget soft-porn channel.