Sentence examples for exactly strike from inspiring English sources

Bourgeois was the watchword - if that theme doesn't exactly strike you as revolutionary for Dior, it at least feels fitting.

Missy Elliott doesn't exactly strike a note of sobriety, but she does stop the show disappearing down the rabbit hole.

Yet Hank, who continued to work with the family's horses, didn't exactly strike out on his own.

Funny, Mitchell remarked, Kristen Wiig's character in the movie didn't exactly strike him as particularly strong — she actually seemed like kind of a mess.

Jim Johnson doesn't exactly strike fear in your heart when you hear it.

San Francisco doesn't exactly strike most people as a sports town.

Profit over people for Olympics and Champions League No doubt £176 for a Champions League final ticket at Wembley sails into the gouging category but then the London Olympics have not exactly struck an unequivocal blow for accessible sport for ordinary people.

The Galaxy and the Red Bulls have not exactly struck sparks in the first 11 years of the league, but they are separately emerging from the old conservative game plan.

"The way that things have played out in Asia [with platforms like WeChat] is exactly striking the right balance between a platform and giving stores control," Reddy said.

The reviewer was Edgar Z. Friedenberg, a sociologist, whose piece was not exactly a strike at the jugular; it was mainly focussed on sounding dismissive.

Nobody knows when exactly the strike will come, but a video making the rounds on Twitter shows a row of waiting police buses, stretching to the horizon and out of sight.