Sentence examples for not exactly bad from inspiring English sources

A more than tenfold return on that investment is not exactly bad business.

On days like these, terrible but not exactly bad, he could entertain the dismal possibility that her accident hadn't been an accident.

Both Home Depot and Lowe's said that the average amount spent at their cash registers declined from figures in the period a year earlier, though that was not exactly bad news.

In Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler's Tiddler, the little fishy hero is not exactly bad but, as the subtitle The Storytelling Fish reveals, he does have the bad habit of telling exceptionally tall stories.

"I was next to her at Worlds, in the 200m IM last year and she came home over the top of me in that freestyle leg, and I am not exactly bad myself".

But it is not exactly bad news on the male front".

It's also true that most of these mothers aren't exactly bad.

Turner had a 56-40 record in San Diego, which isn't exactly bad.

At the same time, selling over half a million handhelds in a month isn't exactly bad news either.

He wasn't exactly bad, per se, but he was lacking just enough of his typical accuracy that he resembled another, less Aaron Rodgers-ish quarterback, and that alone was enough to raise eyebrows.

" 'Nell Zink from Bad Belzig'!" Zink is not exactly from Bad Belzig, though that's where she lives now.