Sentence examples for exactly nice from inspiring English sources
There's no polite way to put it: these aren't exactly nice girls.
On the other hand, people do need to pay the rent, and it isn't exactly nice to discover that someone who is earning $3.5 million for her musings is so clueless about the things the rest of the world often needs to take on to get by like, say, corporate writing gigs or staff positions on television programs on that can kindly be described as less profound than Girls.
The Russian people seemed, well, not exactly nice, but they had vocal cords, and that was a good start.
Still, the Russian people seemed, well, not exactly nice, but they had vocal cords, and that was a good start.
Described by mushroom enthusiast Antonio Carluccio as "not exactly nice to look at", the cap is at first dome or barrel-shaped, becoming convex and flattened with age with a diameter of up to 15 cm.
Be careful, not all ghosts are exactly nice.
To be sure, the practical difference between big and small H-bombs isn't that one is exactly nicer to get hit with, but the big H-bombs certainly are a lot worse.
So should we get used to the idea that he wasn't exactly a nice guy? "A nice man, no.
The Tamil Tigers weren't exactly gentle, nice people.
Teddy Thompson isn't exactly a nice guy or a cheerful one -- at least, not the way he tells it in his songs.
