Sentence examples for exactly to keep from inspiring English sources

In Scandinavia, especially in Sweden, there is a drive not exactly to "keep up with the Jens" but to make sure the Jens still have exactly the same bike, car and house as you do.

France has that "stark secularism" not to de-fang faith, but exactly to keep faith from turning towards fanaticism - and it does this by compelling the faithful to look each other in the face and recognise that they must live together or die.

It seems that, even though the British have just as much potential to kick off as anyone else, we also have some of the most inadequate, tame protest infrastructure in the whole of Europe – all kept in check with a subtly coercive system that knows exactly how to keep things ticking over just the way they are.

Mrs. Clinton did not exactly try to keep a low profile today -- certainly not to the degree she has on her recent visits to Capitol Hill, where she seemed, at times, eager not to stand out and upstage her new colleagues.

ITV director of drama, Steve November, said: "Chris Chibnall knows exactly how to keep viewers guessing and I'm delighted that he is going to take the story on to the next stage".

The cost for doing this it's not exactly inexpensive to keep track of copyright infringement, mail out letters, etc. will be burdened by both the ISPs and rights holders.

I hope he spits exactly there to keep me lubed up!" Half the time you try to spit on me you totally miss your target.

The Starship Enterprise's part-Vulcan officer always captivated audiences with his wit and logic while knowing exactly how to keep Captain Kirk in check.

The rice is tender and chewy rather than hard or mushy, the sign of a chef who knows exactly how high to keep the temperature of his wok.

The relevant question isn't 'is this a potential friend for me?' but 'is this character alive?'" Lawson's novel wrestles with exactly this – how to keep the reader engaged when the characters are so uniformly repellent.

China manages its currency using exactly this logic: to keep the yuan cheap and demand for yuan-priced exports high.Now the biggest exchange rate move economists are hoping to see is a marked fall in the value of the euro.