Sentence examples for exactly renowned from inspiring English sources

They're not exactly renowned for their early starts.

… That's instant gratification, but with a catch: Smartphones aren't exactly renowned for sound quality.

Live hip-hop shows are not exactly renowned for their rigorous discipline and musical precision.

Prince is not exactly renowned for his straightforward relationship with record companies.

SLOTHS are not exactly renowned for their energetic lifestyles, but the three-toed version of the animal takes lethargy to a whole new level.

But given that he's just been handed a BBC chat show, all I'll say is this – he's not exactly renowned for pushing at the boundaries, is he?

We also do not know whether Gino Pozzo, the club's owner, has reacted to recent performances or if, not exactly being renowned for his loyalty, he had this moment in mind when he wrote a break clause in Flores's contract.

As with its counterparts in many other countries, Japan's nuclear industry has not exactly been renowned for openness and transparency.

Hayes has never exactly been renowned as "not a shithole".

How did it end up like this? Britain has never exactly been renowned for its stunning good looks.

Take Werner Herzog, not exactly a film-maker renowned for jumping on bandwagons or following the path of least resistance.