Sentence examples for not exactly full from inspiring English sources

Not exactly full employment.

"The architecture required a spacious site, and New York City is not exactly full of spacious sites".

With a dirt floor, sleeping cots for seats, the setting was not exactly full of festive cheer, but the soldiers were in high spirits none the less.

From the little girl who loved those matching es, she'd come not exactly full circle but a revolution and a half.

The group's debut is bold, inventive and rightly acclaimed by critics, but it's not exactly full of hummable hit singles.. Without Yorke, the odds of adventurous acts selling enough music to "keep their lights on" have always been pretty slim.

He is not exactly full of praise for Margaret Thatcher, but admits he is lucky to have it.

The tone of the newsletter is not exactly full-on snark, but instead aims to be more humorous, as appropriate.

The car park wasn't exactly full and there were plenty of other, ordinary spaces".

The problem is, if you've ever gone to the likes of Yahoo Finance or Google Finance, you know that the message boards there aren't exactly full of the most informative places to hang out.

Modus Operandi: They may post albums full of portraits, but Selfies aren't exactly full of themselves.

I'm really not exactly in full knowledge about what happens at City".