Sentence examples for exactly the subject from inspiring English sources

This is not exactly the subject matter filmmakers think about when setting out to make science fiction movies.

The predatory destructiveness of white people's self-love for their good feelings is exactly the subject of Jordan Peele's "Get Out," which was up for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor (Daniel Kaluuya), and Best Original Screenplay.

Clarification: Language has been amended in this article to describe more exactly the subject of Whitman's poem.

Solar output has decreased as temperatures rise Lindzen vaguely refers to studies on the role of the sun in driving climate, which is exactly the subject that fossil fuel interests paid Soon to pursue.

"Pension reform" isn't exactly the subject that engenders excitement and ignites fantasies, but over the past two years I've become a bit of a "pension reform" wonk, having served on the League of California Cities Employee Relations Policy Committee (or the LOCCERPC, pronounced "lock-SERP-see").

Hooks and nails, stakes and spurs -- not exactly the subjects that the Mets' most talented and outgoing outfielders wanted to be debating.

"At this point, nothing has been discussed as to what, exactly, the subjects will be, other than that the mandate is to get going," he says.

Don't use the term "hands-on". Instead describe what exactly makes the subject or project "hands-on" (e.g., "Students make" or "involves a project in which").

Hearsay Most students said they felt that the school's design was meant to be symbolic -- but of what, exactly, was the subject of some speculation.

It is exactly on the subject of Modigliani's reputed self-destructiveness that the revisionist crux of Secrest's book lies.

Altruism often requires that we take care of ourselves first, which is exactly what the subject of Oren Harman's enthralling book "The Price of Altruism" tragically failed to do.