Sentence examples for not exactly public from inspiring English sources

The revelation was not exactly public.

Cortlandt Way will be a hybrid; not entirely restricted but not exactly public, either.

The new kit will initially be available to people with existing deals rumor has it that the kits initially cost $10,000, but that's not exactly public knowledge before moving onto new customers, if you will.

The situation has not exactly galvanized public opinion, though it has drawn serious criticism from abroad.

Such praise is normally reserved for those doing selfless acts of charity, which is not exactly the public perception of investment bankers.

Well, not exactly, says public injury expert Dr. Garen Wintemute, director of UC Davis Violence Prevention Research Programm.

If the new entity is not exactly a public option, does it look more like the Tennesee Valley Authority in terms of its structure, or Fannie Mae TVAA is a whole lot better, because its board is appointed publicly and it is more accountable in general)?

Representatives of the global Greek diaspora, who are able to stay in touch with their roots thanks to ERT's international service, unleashed a barrage of complaints.Yet ERT is not exactly a model public broadcaster.

If not exactly a charismatic public speaker, he is a master of small meetings and a fearless trader of facts who has earned praise for deep preparation even from the industries regulated by his department.

He was not exactly apologetic in public either, saying a week later in America: "I didn't think it was that big a deal, and then I wake up the next morning and it's all over the papers in the UK, and I'm just like: 'Oh my God.'" So much for McIlroy's insistence, or at least the insistence of his closest pals, that he neither reads nor cares about what people write about him.

But they're not exactly models of public safety.