Sentence examples for exactly taking the from inspiring English sources

Agents aren't exactly taking the corporate world by storm, though.

Rail officials aren't exactly taking the high ground.

But — a dismaying thing to recall today — they were also hampered by an American bureaucracy that was not exactly taking the lead in humanitarian efforts.

Hardly the most salubrious surroundings for an actor dabbling in music, though McGovern is not exactly taking the Tim Robbins or Hugh Laurie route.

There are pockets of excellence but we're not exactly taking the world by storm as a nation of linguists and, sadly, our current education system isn't likely to change that any time soon.

(The Detroit Free Press) In another sign that electric vehicles are not exactly taking the American automobile market by storm, the chief executive of Nissan Motors, Carlos Ghosn, said Thursday that the automaker would not meet its 2012 sales goals for the all-electric Leaf.

Sanders did not exactly take the blame all for herself.

Tabletop computers have not exactly taken the world by storm, as some predicted they would.

But one of those judges, L.A. Reid, didn't exactly take the gloves off when asked about his opponents.

Dan won't click on the link even though he hasn't exactly taken the dating world by storm since the divorce.

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