Sentence examples for just exactly right from inspiring English sources

The President's point turned out to be not just exactly right but profoundly right: no group holds the historical moral high ground, and no one ever will.

So when you're in the United States, do you just sit around the playground and judge other parents and say, "Oh, they do that so much better in France?" Mostly I'm just disappointed, because everybody is doing it just exactly right and I think, oh, I didn't need to write this book after all … I mean, I do see differences.

The mix is just right: a bittersweet cocktail exactly measured.

She has tapped into the digital market at just right moment, and knows exactly what her viewers want to see.

If everything comes together just right, you'll be exactly where Larson was one Sunday morning in September: peeking out from behind a tree on Governors Island in New York Harbor, his digital video camera nearly invisible on an ankle-high tripod, as the Second Annual New York City Barefoot Run got under way about a quarter-mile up the road.

And it's at this point that Hunt's filmmaking skills come most sharply into focus, as she crafts that most elusive of endings: the one that's not happy exactly, or sad, but just right.

"It's just right for a memorial — almost exactly the size of Bryant Park," he says.

Long, long sentences wander off to discuss whether the word just used was exactly the right one to describe what the sentence was trying to describe.

In an interview, Mr. Talieh's lawyer, James Wesley Kinnear, joked that his client "got out at exactly the right time, just when silicon prices were about to tank".

I think Pokémon proved to be popular and this AR just happens to be exactly the right metaphor for Pokémon, right?

If you're a guy in a heterosexual relationship and want to do your bit to shift that statistic, according to sex expert Jess Wilde you just need to "hit exactly the right spot to stimulate the G-spot during penetration – this is at 27-degrees".