Sentence examples for not exactly good from inspiring English sources

But they were not exactly good anywhere in Europe, while Poland was subject to severe social, economic and political tensions.

She said that when the home leave was canceled, her son had been "very depressed for a few days" and "that's not exactly good for morale".

This is not exactly good news, but it does seem a measure of progress that Iraqis have the luxury of worrying about dogs at all.

The Bobcats, while not exactly good, should at least be fun to watch, with a promising rookie in Michael Gilchrist, the continued development of Bismack Biyombo, and severely lowered expectations after one of the worst seasons in N.B.A. history.

The housing slump is at the center of the credit crisis sweeping Wall Street, and while the poor sales report was not exactly good news, it did suggest that a recovery was under way.

Any book that features an examination of the art and careers of Allan Sherman, Mort Sahl, Sid Caesar, Mike Nichols and Elaine May, Mel Brooks, the Smothers Brothers and Woody Allen, to name just some of the book's miniature portraits, ought to be fun, if not exactly good for you.

Quite often this mutual learning is not exactly good-natured, but results instead from poaching talent from competitors.

There is a young woman sitting not far from him who is not exactly good-looking but good-looking enough, and probably good in bed, as indeed she is.

And these aren't exactly good times.

They really shouldn't – sure, yeah, four points from four matches isn't exactly good.

We didn't have any Turkey Twizzlers; OK, Spam deep-fried in batter wasn't exactly good for you but I don't think it was full of the same kind of rubbish.