Sentence examples for exactly very from inspiring English sources

"They're not exactly very nice to the touch.

'Yeah, well he wasn't exactly very good for her, was he?

"I'm not exactly very punchy or explosive when it comes to a bunch sprint or a final kick.

And then you find parallels to that in a Beethoven sonata or a Schubert piano piece, where the harmony is not exactly very definite in a certain moment.

The celebratory move both fists raised, his bottom lip clenched tightly between his teeth isn't exactly very fitting for such a sad and somber day, but it doesn't really seem like the September 11 attacks were on Trump's mind when he rolled out of bed to begin with.

"Although I'm not exactly being very positive with myself, I'm still very difficult for my opponents and I'm fighting hard for every point.

"Although I'm not exactly being very positive with myself, I'm still making it very difficult for my opponents and fighting hard for every point.

But, as the parallel timelines flip back and forth, what you really get is a sense of how it's exactly that very absence of women in their lives that makes the Cohle/Hart bromance so essential".

Not exactly a very serious place, is it?

In her first New York exhibition since her 1998 debut, the neo-Conceptualist Jennifer Bornstein does exactly this, very exactly.

In all likelihood these two integers are equal, digit by digit if not exactly, then very nearly so.