Sentence examples for exactly sunny from inspiring English sources

The weather in New York is pretty good – warm, not exactly sunny but not exactly threatening to piss it down either.

And his career and personal life, if not exactly sunny, are far livelier than most of his films, which he groans about.

Otis was not exactly sunny — he had a fragility that bordered on melancholy — but he was insular and hermetic and emphatically apolitical; his music has timeless appeal because it never belonged to its time to begin with.

More than a year after the Supreme Court of Canada overturned a criminal prohibition on physician-assisted suicide and months after the federal government successfully secured an extension on producing new legislation covering the controversial medical service, we are beginning to get a glimpse of what exactly sunny ways look like under the Trudeau Liberals.

The economic news hasn't exactly been sunny lately, but there also haven't been any nasty new surprises.

Bishop is flat and sunny: exactly like Beijing if all the people and cars and buildings were replaced by scrubland.

Ever notice how some people just seemingly have a bright outlook on life -- even when everything isn't exactly on the sunny side?

On a sunny afternoon exactly five years ago, the blackouts that cascaded from Ohio left operators at Con Edison's control center in New York with just eight seconds to react before their electrical grid started shutting down, too.

Almost exactly a year ago, on a sunny fall afternoon, the Discwoman crew rolled into the VICE office for an interview on the lack of women in dance music.

Human Revolution wasn't exactly a work of sunny, Steve Jobsian optimism, but it did give play to the idea of a "golden age" in cybernetics and transhumanism, with entrepreneurs like David Sarif free to meddle with our God-given flesh for the supposed betterment of civilization.

Human Revolution wasn't exactly a work of sunny, Steve Jobsian optimism, but it did give play to the idea of a "golden age" in cybernetics and transhumanism, with entrepreneurs like David Sarif free to meddle with our God-given flesh for the supposed betterment of civilisation.