Sentence examples for exactly think of from inspiring English sources
(One 12-year-old questioner Monday asked about the most difficult obstacle in Mr. Cheney's "reign as vice president," to which he replied, "Well, I didn't exactly think of it as a reign").
We don't exactly think of the father of classical music as a scandalmonger – although, as John Eliot Gardiner's outstanding 2014 biography proves, nor should we think of him as a saint simply because he wrote such sublime music.
MR: Yeah, and though one wouldn't exactly think of Sammy Hagar covering Depeche Mode, it's a smooth ride, the way it turned out.
Federer's willingness to do whatever it takes to get the job done isn't always apparent, mainly because you don't exactly think of him as a guy who has to work hard and fight for every good thing that comes way.
He managed not to drop the ball in similar circumstances against Sarah Palin in 2008 – even if Palin wasn't exactly thought of as a modern-day Socrates – so he's played this game before.
"Voters apparently don't like the idea of Attorney General Eric Holder investigating the matter himself, perhaps because they don't exactly think highly of him".
As a conceit this is not exactly original; think of the musical "Damn Yankees".
People think infrastructure, we're exactly who they think of".
It's not exactly illogical to think of the Sacramento trio Death Grips as unpredictable.
