Sentence examples for exactly move from inspiring English sources

But he did not exactly move on.

Vivienne Westwood's designs for Virgin Atlantic – launched yesterday – didn't exactly move things on.

We'd like to visit Dubai again, but I wouldn't exactly move there.

While that did not exactly move the story forward, the event did throw some light on one surprising part of the nation's current political dynamic.

Regrettably, branding mosques as terrorist enterprises doesn't exactly move the needle given the NYPD's history of targeted surveillance and monitoring of the region's Muslim community.

The collection, which opened with red and white daisies scattered on navy coats and A-line skirts, didn't exactly move forward; weepy cotton chemises with crushed ruffles looked as dour as anything in Miss Havisham's closet.

It wasn't exactly move-in ready; for starters, the gray-shingled house had been condemned.

Yet they aren't exactly moving there in droves.

But Obama hasn't exactly moved heaven and earth to differentiate himself from Romney on energy.

Let's just say that some of these happy campers haven't exactly moved on.

The result is captivating, but not exactly moving: Nasser-Ali's grand passion is posited rather than communicated, in spite of Mr. Amalric's exquisitely soulful performance.