Sentence examples for exactly suggests from inspiring English sources

Peace's controversial echo-chamber style exactly suggests a mind and a life moving through – and sometimes stuck in – a shallow groove, seeing no other routes.

"Nice" and "naive" did not exactly suggest financial enrichment.

Nineteenth was a decent mark of loyalty, but didn't exactly suggest a hardcore mass.

But Microsoft explained to Wired that "you can't exactly suggest the correct spelling of mothrefucker".

The Hamdan legal saga, rehearsed here, doesn't exactly suggest that military tribunals provide swifter and surer and tougher justice.

So the comparison does not exactly suggest that government-issue stamps and coins are outselling Amazon's books and videos.

"I am in Miami," a TracFone rep said, in an accent that did not exactly suggest Florida.

Some of the stuff about her and Dawn French does not exactly suggest deep insight ("The crucial element in our double act … has been our friendship").

While they do seem eager to get it back, the reward Iron Maiden are offering doesn't exactly suggest they are panicking.

The script didn't exactly suggest that, two decades later, he'd be fully recovered and the 90s would be back in vogue.

Shoes with thick, cushiony soles with round toes, and heels that rarely hit two and a half inches don't exactly suggest style.