Sentence examples for exactly tack from inspiring English sources

Obama and his advisers don't exactly tack in the opposite direction.

That's exactly the tack to take.

That's exactly the tack the Business Travel Coalition took on Saturday.

As president, he sometimes seemed deliberately to take an exactly opposite tack from his father George HW, as if to escape from his parent's towering shadow and prove he was his own man.

That is exactly the right tack.

"Drinking tea in mosques" became a term of derision used by those convinced this was exactly the wrong tack.

Clément's other film of 1946, "Le Père Tranquille" ("The Quiet Father," although the film was released in the United States as "Mr. Orchid"), takes exactly the opposite tack.

"Traces," which also juxtaposes Modernist painting and sculpture with tribal art, does not exactly take the tack of the Modern's show.

California has taken exactly the opposite tack.

A July 22 NewsBusters post by Spencer Raley also attacking the Times editorial took exactly the same tack, raging over "the openly left-wing editors from the Times" and falsely claiming that the Times "failed to provide proof that the allegations made in the video are false" -- which he followed by quoting from the Times providing that proof.

The French production tacks in almost exactly the opposite direction.