Sentence examples for exactly unusual from inspiring English sources
IT IS not exactly unusual for children to cheat at school.
Although not exactly unusual, the volume of criticism is a far cry from Malmström's early political days.
(Offensive films are not exactly unusual: dozens of movies are released each month that are deeply denigrating to women, and nobody seems to object very strenuously).
It is not exactly unusual for a large company to win a small-business contract — as we reported last month, it has even happened to The New York Times.
That's advertising – advertising does not happen in Cuba!" At most markets around the world, the sound of stallholders shouting about their bargains is not exactly unusual.
Yes, a drunken brawl did apparently take place and arrests were made, but that's not exactly unusual for a large gathering regardless of cultural or ethnic backgrounds.
But I enjoyed the mixture of utter grandeur and ludicrousness – not exactly an unusual combo here.
Numerous versions of the doosra evolved, the most deadly of which is Pakistani Saeed Ajmal's, often bowled from round the wicket and with exactly the same unusual grip (spun off the middle finger rather than off the index and middle fingers combined).
Canadian researchers tried to answer this question in a study published at the end of October, titled "What Exactly Is an Unusual Sexual Fantasy?" His team got 1,500 adults to respond to an online questionnaire asking them to rank 55 sexual fantasies and describe their favourite.
