Sentence examples for not exactly comfortable from inspiring English sources

Racing on gravel roads in vintage bikes is not exactly comfortable.

Life at North GRIP, if not exactly comfortable, is at least well supplied.

The furniture is Regency, narrow-legged, pale-varnished, well-loved but not exactly comfortable.

Many social workers are not exactly comfortable in socially conservative areas, but if the working class disintegrates, then look out.

I have a closet in my office so I can change in and out of TV or party clothes as they're not exactly comfortable.

They still trail by 296 – and with five wickets down they're not exactly comfortable – but the follow on is just 97 runs away.

Then again, the plus-size passenger isn't exactly comfortable, either.

"We want people to come here and make a commitment to our Zen practice, which isn't exactly comfortable".

But those who have watched these Tigers over the long haul know they aren't exactly comfortable in the role of favorites, Drew Sharp writes in The Detroit Free Press.

I tried it and, while it wasn't exactly comfortable in the heat and crush of CES, I can definitely say I wouldn't mind having it if I were playing in freezing temperatures.

Since the edge of my seat isn't exactly comfortable, I'll just cut right to the chase: all three phones performed similarly, and you'd be foolish to go around and shout, "QWERTY is superior" or "T9 is superior".