Sentence examples for exactly sell from inspiring English sources

"It doesn't exactly sell like hotcakes," he added.

(Still, I can see why nothingness, as an argument for the old way, doesn't exactly sell itself to the networks).

Nice violin, but this song is so underwritten lyrically and melodically that it feels less like an emotional climax and more of an afterthought; Minaj's careful, by-the-book and by-the-autotune performance doesn't exactly sell it, either.

Plus, ArtistsOnline doesn't exactly sell itself.

Criterion Capital Partners is a hedge fund with less than a $1 billion under management, so we can be sure Bebo didn't exactly sell for anywhere near its old price.

In October 2012, she revealed that her most disappointing career moment was in fact the low sales of Impossible Princess by stating "look at Impossible Princess - it didn't exactly sell truckloads of album!" She reaffirmed that the period of Impossible Princess was not a period of "mistake" but "wanted more help" than she had received.

Yet Taz wasn't exactly selling sex by choice, either.

"They weren't exactly selling tickets," Trump said at Tuesday's news conference.

My kids are not exactly sold on the idea, but their eyes light up when, to get there, we have to board a horse-drawn sleigh, which pulls us up to a remote hillside.

Bad Santa proved in 2003 that it is possible to engage comedy audiences with a festive film that isn't exactly selling fuzzy and feelgood, but The Night Before appears to have missed the mark.

To say Jane wasn't exactly sold on the idea would be an understatement; in fact, the uncouth word she used to express her feelings rang loud in my ears for the next 12 months.