Sentence examples for exactly too from inspiring English sources

By the time a child reaches kindergarten, it's not exactly too late.

(Santorum: "Me? It's like … what?") Even Weekend Update had two jokes about former Subway spokesman Jared Fogle and a gag about Trump and Ben Carson "polling at exactly too many percent".

Real life, in my experience, is not rife with epiphanies, let alone lessons; what little we learn tends to come exactly too late, gets contradicted by the next blunder, or is immediately forgotten and has to be learned all over again.

Watching this food fight scene, you imagine that reverting to a childhood state wasn't exactly too much of a bind for Williams.

"Amelia" is handsome yet predictable and high-minded — not a dud, exactly, but too proper, too reserved for its swaggering subject.

Mr. Stiglitz argues that so-called too-big-to-fail banks like Citigroup are exactly that: too big.

The Pixel does exactly this, too, but for the first time Google has created the hardware.

And his break and rise from the ground were exactly right, too, visible betrayal.

The compassion, however, is, if not exactly false, too thin to bear the crushing weight of the sentimentality.

And to square the circle of geekness, Marvel haven't exactly done too badly out of the "shared universe".

I have a friend, Stewart Brand, doing exactly that, too: check out his ted.com talk on de-extinction.