Sentence examples for exactly obvious from inspiring English sources

The pairing isn't exactly obvious.

In the case of Akira Kurosawa's three-and-a-half-hour masterpiece, "Seven Samurai," however, a game isn't exactly obvious.

While these peekaboo fabrics look all airy and ethereal parading down a runway on a reed-thin 17-year old-model, knowing how to wear any of them in real life isn't exactly obvious.

I suspect they are leery because they see a company being pushed to change by Wall Street, for reasons that aren't exactly obvious to the people who now love and value Twitter as it is.

But it's not exactly obvious why people would want to see their favorite fantasy characters, including inhuman ones, banging each other.

The word itself owes its popularity to Edward Burnett Tylor, a late 19th century British anthropologist whose distaste for the primacy of the Roman Catholic worldview isn't exactly obvious when you read him today.

Mr. Hooper, 40, was not exactly an obvious choice.

But what exactly those obvious truths were, I can't remember.

And he has had to return to playing more crowd pleasers, though not exactly the obvious ones.

At 43, Ol Parker was not exactly the obvious choice to adapt the screenplay for "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel," about retirees in India, so when the producer Graham Broadbent approached him, he initially wondered, "Why me?" "I ask Graham occasionally, and he can't remember either," Mr. Parker said cheerfully, in a phone conversation this week from his home in England.

"We can move out the tables, if its a busy gig…" Windsor's not exactly an obvious place to open a venue, far from the bustling precinct of Fortitide Valley, but the couple knew they needed somewhere where they could find their feet and try stuff out without things being prohibitively expensive.