Sentence examples for exactly pioneering from inspiring English sources
3-D is a cute gimmick, but The Amazing Spider-Man 2 in 3-D – due out in 2014 – is not exactly pioneering cinema.
The notions of "pre-emptive" war and "regime change" were exemplified, if not exactly pioneered, by Israel.
Mr. Cohen did not exactly pioneer the idea of the museum as a romantic place.
And it's exactly those pioneering themes, the courageous actions of filmmakers who believe in the power of cinema to change the world for the better, one viewer at a time, that make writing about film so inspiring for me.
Although not exactly a collaboration, pioneering Philly gangsta rapper Schoolly D's tune "Gucci Again" was sampled by the Bros on their iconic "Block Rockin Beats," etching the phrase "back with another one of those... .. into rave history in one of the most memorable big beat crossover tunes ever.
But Java Junction is not exactly a pioneer in this 24,000-person ranch and farm town, well known as a pit stop among long-haul truckers and travelers.
And, if she's not exactly a pioneer on Clinton Street, she at least got in while the getting in was good.
It's nice to see Tesla joining in the spirit of pioneering challenges, but their challenge is not exactly in the spirit of fair play.
Modern science employed in the cause of art world detective work is not exactly new; it was pioneered by scholars like Edward Forbes at Harvard beginning as early as the 1920s.
