Sentence examples for not exactly feeling from inspiring English sources

The country's not exactly feeling well.

While you're not exactly feeling the hos right now, you don't want to lose all the conditioning you've built up, so you give it a shot.

But with a Supreme Court vacancy nearing its 12-month point after a long blockade by Republicans, Democrats were not exactly feeling the heat, at least not yet.

"Ones protected by a safety net, with 'the'" is a dicey clue for POOR, because I would venture that there are plenty of under- and unemployed people right now who are not exactly feeling that safety net.

In the Miami-Dade elections office, they skipped the holiday party altogether, because, said David Leahy, the elections supervisor, he and his employees, glued to MSNBC, "are so wound up, we're not exactly feeling festive".

Fox News correspondent Geraldo Rivera was not exactly feeling the love when he came to Baltimore this week to cover the aftermath of the death of Freddie Gray.

Even if news media coverage is weighted in their favor, male celebrities aren't exactly feeling immune from harsh scrutiny.

A Minnesota dad isn't exactly feeling the "LUV" after he and his two kids were removed from a Southwest Airlines flight last weekend following confusion over the airlines' boarding process for children.

She wasn't exactly feeling school either.

We've all probably experienced this to some degree, and we're left puzzled and ashamed that this person that we valued wasn't exactly feeling valued.

Not exactly the feeling a mother wishes to instill in a child on vacation, but in this case, it was the right response.