Sentence examples for exactly mourning from inspiring English sources

But this crowd wasn't exactly mourning the death of high modernism.

Is the Obama administration, who has thus far studiously avoided taking sides (while also fairly clearly not exactly mourning the end of the Morsi government), handing this well?

Stevens himself isn't exactly mourning the loss of his character, who died in a horrible car accident on Christmas Day in the UK, but he is sorry for kicking the bucket on such a celebratory day.

And yet this is a story about how his son, Daniel, the narrator, feels the loss of his 500-pound father, if not exactly mourns it.

His killing is not exactly to be shrugged off — and he does eventually receive a proper burial of sorts — but he is not exactly mourned either.

This week in wearable tech: there's a bug which leaves the latest Apple Watch in a reboot loop, the amazing National Theatre in London is embracing AR for audience members and the absence of a Google Pixel Watch is not exactly mourned.

And Connie Britton, who starred as Tami Taylor, isn't exactly in mourning.

His departure is not exactly being mourned, for Reliance is in dreadful shape, with its stock trading as if its remaining insurance operations were worth less than nothing.

Why was his death announced exactly when there was a mourning ceremony in front of Hamid's room?

PARIS — In the chronicles of loss, the honest question to ask is: who exactly is the object of the mourning?

There is a sense in which Victor cannot complete or even begin his mourning until he knows exactly what he lost.