Sentence examples for exactly out of from inspiring English sources
But not exactly out of nowhere.
Mr Tapie is not exactly out of the woods.
Remarkable but not exactly out of the blue.
Yet Mr. Romney's answer was not exactly out of the Tea Party playbook.
Shortly after came "the most dangerous moment in human history", not exactly out of the blue.
Not that Mr. Kennedy, 33, is exactly out of the spotlight in Manhattan.
The top and the bottom are actually exactly in-phase, but the middle one is exactly out-of-phase, and it'll cancel out the top one.
So it gets almost perfectly cancelled; not quite because it's not quite — there would be exactly the minimum, and when the first and the third are in-phase, the second one is not exactly out-of-phase, but very close; very weak, that reflection's going to be.
And, let's remember: People walking around with iPhones aren't exactly out-of-work, lower-middle class Americans.
"So I won't exactly be out of it, just in a different guise," Dr. Albright told reporters on her last overseas trip as secretary of state.
The book is not a muddle, exactly, for out of its contradictions arise its charisma; it is not wise, exactly, but its intensity approaches the visionary.
