Sentence examples for exactly sporting from inspiring English sources

So the comment wasn't exactly sporting.

You wouldn't know that by what's going on inside the Garden this week, where some of the hottest speakers -- Rudolph W. Giuliani, John McCain, Arnold Schwarzenegger and the like -- are not exactly sporting a red letter C on their lapels.

And while these appliances aren't exactly sporting their own Web browsers, they're considerably more energy efficient.

It was not exactly sporting of the Red Sox, taking yet another bow at Rivera's expense, but there was more humiliation to come.

Steven Croft's declaration set Mark Cosgrove's men a target of 323 runs in 59 overs – not exactly sporting, but gettable if a couple of batsmen could get in and get on.

For example, when Buffett was getting control of Berkshire Hathaway in the 1960s when it sold for next to nothing, she describes him buying shares "from sellers who had been his former partners, although perfectly legal, it was not exactly sporting conduct".

(As a dress code, what would we call that, exactly – "sports casual"? "Athletic cocktail"?

Okay these have been really sophisticated questions and I'm afraid it's been a rather dense and think tank-y discussion of some interest to regional specialists but not exactly sports and Hollywood.

Other aspects of Farah's life were not exactly conducive to sporting success either.

"I probably ate so much horsemeat – maybe that's why I couldn't run as well before". Other aspects of Farah's life were not exactly conducive to sporting success either.

But what do these numbers tell us about the brand value attached to these athletes, teams, businesses and sporting events, exactly?