Sentence examples for exactly up on from inspiring English sources

And what if you're not exactly up on your opera?

For those who care about style but aren't exactly up on the latest designers, it can be difficult to navigate Berlin's teeming fashion landscape.

I am not claiming that the city's courts are empty, exactly — up on St. Nicholas Terrace, about ten blocks from where Kareem played, there was a respectable half-court game underway when I visited, but no one had next.

We're not exactly up on our all our foreign wedding customs, but something tells us this feline wasn't supposed to be in the wedding party.

(Although I tried to go deep into the catalogue to mix up the generation of pop music being aired. A bunch of twenty-somethings aren't exactly up on their Talking Heads, and why shouldn't they be?) But I guess I hoped that given a radio station at a pivotal time in their country's development, perhaps things might have been a bit different, a bit higher-minded, than what we wind up having here.

But the samples on which Biscoe is drawing for her market research aren't exactly up to AC Nielsen standards.

It is always exactly up to date.

Not to limb-shame, but our Prime Minister dances like she's trying to clean a whole bottle of ketchup off a kitchen floor by standing on two paper towels and just skidding around in it, and yes dance capability is not exactly up there on the list of priorities for a PM or even an MP, but come on.

The studio output remains strong, but I haven't exactly kept up on just who's the in the group anymore.

While his numbers may not exactly add up on this score, the crowd lapped it up.

While not exactly giving up on relationships with men (Knapp later married her on-again-off-again photographer boyfriend), these two strong, thoughtful, independent, middle-aged women were mainly concerned with regaining their self-respect and taking control.