Sentence examples for exactly there is from inspiring English sources

The Wiggle is not a secret, not exactly; there is a detailed Wikipedia entry.

"What exactly there is to be gained by quibbling over a point or two in the annual appreciation rate," Mr. Kroeber says, "is beyond me".

Aubyn has made his own peace, too, not by forgiving his parents, exactly — "there is something morally condescending about forgiveness," he said — but by being able to see them clearly.

And he isn't, exactly — there is plenty of humor in "Eight White Nights," my favorite example being his description of Oskar consuming an excruciatingly spicy meatball Clara hands him at the party.

And while I'm not sure this makes the film a guilty pleasure, exactly, there is no denying my enthusiasm has become more sad, desperate and sheepish as the months have gone by.

And I think it's useful for explaining the liquidity trap too, because it's a way to make clear why, exactly, there is a zero lower bound on interest rates and what's going on (or not going on) when you increase the money supply at that zero lower bound.

"This is what I meant exactly: there are not a lot of serious politicians".

Which is not to say the show actually explains itself exactly – there's room for ambiguity.

It hasn't moved to the right, exactly – there's not a lot of room remaining on the visible spectrum – but it's definitely gotten more sedate.

But if Peele wasn't lonely, exactly — "There was a precedent for biracial latchkey kids" — and always, he says, felt loved, other people's reactions complicated things.

Behind him, an ad hoc band copied his recordings exactly; there was a drummer, but a rhythm machine anchored the grooves.