Sentence examples for exactly signs from inspiring English sources

But the much less pleasing aspects have been the rush towards new legislation that puts some civil liberties at risk, and plans to rewrite the constitution – not exactly signs of democratic stability.

Three months later, after Mohammed began "crack[ing] down on political opponents, detaining prominent clerics and barring some royal family members from traveling abroad" — not exactly signs of a blossoming democracy — the Journal suggested that perhaps he was doing so because "not everyone in Saudi Arabia is cheering" the decision to allow women to drive.

While Mr. Medvedev did not knock down Mr. Obama's recent suggestion to seek a political transition based on the Yemen model, he did not exactly sign on, either.

We have a US president who supports gay marriage, and now a pope who, if not exactly signing up to equality for all, is at least starting to talk in language less inflammatory than his predecessor.

It's not exactly signing up for travel to a mystery location, but it's still encouraging spontaneous travel through low prices.

There haven't exactly been signs that Scalia is mellowing.

'They don't exactly hang signs from their doors".

This dour child wouldn't inspire anyone's protective instincts, and he doesn't exactly show signs of greatness.

China has been trying to enter the aircraft business for decades, with exactly zero signs of progress at the prime level (or even the major subcontractor level).

Today in Sports: How'd that work out exactly? Bobby Bonilla signs a record 5-year $29-million 29-millionith the Mets.

Thus, in view of Rolle's theorem, (G_{r,n,f,a}^{(r)}) has at least n sign changes (and hence exactly n sign changes due to construction).