Sentence examples for exactly moving from inspiring English sources

Yet they aren't exactly moving there in droves.

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.

The protagonist of Mosley's book is Charles Blakey, a thirty-three-year-old African-American whose life isn't exactly moving in the direction he wants.

Consumer electronic products as a whole aren't exactly moving off shelves these days.

No, we're not exactly moving into the wedding announcement space (yet).

Her "Vissi d'arte" was acceptable but not exactly moving and she and Riccardo Frizza, who conducted, were not always together.

But he did not exactly move on.

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.

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.