Sentence examples for exactly that even from inspiring English sources

We heard about a reader finding a corpse under his bed in São Paulo; blood splatters in a bathtub in Las Vegas; a yowling cat trapped between mattresses in Cincinnati; and a maid in Atlanta who did not understand that a "Do Not Disturb" sign means exactly that, even after barging in on a startled guest about three times a day.

It is not easy holding the screen with Elba's Mandela, but Harris' strong, confident Winnie does exactly that, even in the early days of their relationship.

The puzzling aspect to the EC's specific criticism of Apple – "no firm commitment and no timing" to addressing payment authorisation issues – is that Ask To Buy appears to be exactly that, even if the launch of iOS 8 remains pegged as "autumn" rather than a specific date.

He dismissed the renovation as "tacky", and for several years lambasted general director Anatoly Iksanov for his "ignorant" meddling in artistic policy, while making it plain that he himself would be ready to replace him (in November 2012, a public petition calling for exactly that even made its way to president Putin).

Now, MySpace is giving us a way to do exactly that, even if they aren't too eager to promote it that way.

Given all this, it should be obvious that "well regulated" needs to be exactly that, even if the original meaning is ambiguous.

Mr. Putin, who expressed doubts two years ago that Iran was seeking nuclear weapons, has begun to concede that Tehran may be doing exactly that -- even while denying that Russian technology is contributing to the effort.

It's not young adult fiction, but sometimes, gobbling up the adventures of two teenage boys in a windswept old house full of secrets, I felt I was teetering on the brink of exactly that (or even, occasionally, tipping right over into Famous Five territory).

With radical posturing and adrenaline the only rationale present, and with no actual plan of how to storm Parliament and what exactly that would even achieve, the protesters are thwarted by – surprise, surprise – the police.

Yet Moore, and his campaign, wanted to make it exactly about that, even as other women came forward with charges against him.

So naturally I thought the strongest part of the speech came when the president made exactly that argument, telling viewers that "even a limited strike will send a message to Assad that no other nation can deliver," and promising that in the event of such a strike, "neither Assad nor his allies have any interest in escalation that would lead to his demise".