Sentence examples for it never exactly from inspiring English sources

When someone sits at a grand piano and says they're going to sing a ballad about heroin addicts, it never exactly makes your heart leap.

But however often it was repeated, it never exactly came to pass.

Many other subcultures seem to have come back around quite recently -- goth and rave scenes enjoy their own revivals currently, and punk is always enjoying a revival, in that it never exactly dies.

I have nothing to add to my colleague David Denby's terrific review and his admiration for Lawrence, except to say that while I can remember almost nothing now about "True Grit" beyond the fun of it, I never exactly enjoyed myself at "Winter's Bone," because it's so mysterious and involving and scary, but I'm a long way from forgetting it or getting over it.

They handle it better than anyone, but it is never exactly comfortable, needing to win every day.

While it may have been easier for women to break the rules before the rules were codified, it was never exactly easy.

It's never exactly quiet, but this is a quieter time of year.

Life is hard here but it has never exactly been perfect.

So do the evasive conversations of Jeff and Rachel, for whom it is never exactly the right time for sexual intimacy.

But it's never exactly the same process from one work to the next.

It was never exactly a public relationship, although Mr. Mailer often took her to the theater or to restaurants.