Sentence examples for not exactly found from inspiring English sources

French goods have not exactly found favor in the American marketplace this last year and so there was a faint whiff of the political in Ms. Parker's decision to wear a dress from one of the most celebrated French design houses: Chanel.

However, these angles are not exactly found in the evaluation of the surface gradients because the process is superimposed by smoothening mechanisms and the influence of reflected ions.

But it hasn't exactly found unknowns.

Since his resurgence, Woods hasn't exactly found any momentum from winning the tournament before a major.

The New York Times, pushing its cover price up to $2.50 a copy, bidding a sudden farewell to its CEO and grinding through more redundancy toils, hasn't exactly found sunlit uplands or revenue models as yet.

The enquiry didn't exactly find no evidence.

She doesn't exactly find them, but then it might have been disappointing if she had.

Mr. Bonami said he didn't exactly find comfort in the proclamations of support that surfaced, either.

It tasted... no, no, it was really quite... look, I can't exactly find the words for it..

Jolie doesn't exactly find it difficult to drum up publicity, and her studious personality would appear to prefer a less hysterical, more contemplative environment.

Any reader looking for a real-life version of John Robie, known as the Cat, Cary Grant's urbane character in "To Catch a Thief," won't exactly find it in Mr. Mason's book.