Sentence examples for it's exactly a from inspiring English sources

It's exactly a year since Edward Snowden's revelations about NSA and GCHQ surveillance began to reach the public domain.

Well, it's exactly a year on from the UK Prime Minister's speech in Shoreditch which fired the starting gun on what the government decided to call "Tech City", a cluster of tech companies it had recognised were growing organically in East London.

It's exactly a year since the violent eviction of students from London's Senate House sparked Cops Off Campus protests in London, resulting in mass arrests and further reports of heavy-handed policing.

But I don't think it's exactly a raging issue.

I won't say it's exactly a dog-whistle.

One source close to the deal defends the terms: "If you take away the size, and look at the corporate governance, it's exactly a merger of equals".

Or, rather, it's exactly an alternative to "much".

It is exactly a year since Francois Hollande was elected as France's first socialist president in 17 years.

"It's exactly like a breakup.

It's exactly how a business leader sets goals.

It's exactly enough of a history lesson.