Sentence examples for highlighted exactly from inspiring English sources

It was a goal that highlighted exactly the type of ruthlessness in front of goal Liverpool sorely miss.

Once the program was exposed, FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover insisted that there was no centralized authority for it and that it had ended, while the Church Committee's final report made clear just how illegal and threatening it was:............ Please re-read those last two highlighted sentences, as this is exactly what is happening again now: systematically and without much notice.

Stepping sequences were cued with arrows appearing on a large screen and had to be performed exactly when an arrow reached a highlighted area on the screen in order to achieve best scores in the game.

As you can tell from the stories on ZergNet's front page, it's not exactly in-depth, high-brow journalism that gets highlighted, but this process is supposed to keep things on topic — so when you see ZergNet recommendations on gaming site IGN, they should all go to stories that are relevant to a gaming audience.

This molecular imagination has been established in part by the public controversies around GMOs, exactly because the molecular structure of food is highlighted.

Mr. Gore then squabbled with Mr. Bradley over what exactly he had voted for, but the moment only highlighted how they otherwise so thoroughly agreed.

Learners in online environments do not learn at exactly the same time and the focus on individualised learning is highlighted, even emphasizing the time constraints and restrictions in modes of collaboration (Zheng and Dahl 2010).

Unfortunately, we do not have enough ground magnetic data that exactly matches both the location and time of observations for the other highlighted peaks, or either they occurred during nighttime.

The main results of the previous study have indicated that clear and strongly highlighted difference between these parameters is observed in case of the separation of frozen and melted water into exactly 5 consecutive fractions (Sargsyan 2015).

Exactly, exactly exactly, exactly.

I've highlighted parts.