Sentence examples for not exactly ready from inspiring English sources

Thriller's not exactly ready for the cut-out bins yet.

"It's the sense of having to build something new at an age when you're not exactly ready for something new".

Although the studio's webisodes may be popular with viewers, its output is not exactly ready for prime time.

But in an episode of his "Harmontown" podcast that was posted on Monday, Mr. Harmon was not exactly ready to let bygones be bygones.

It's not exactly ready for prime time, but it really has the potential to simplify things that are currently only possible with some seriously tricky JavaScript and CSS.

Of course, before Mr. Romney can truly focus on Mr. Obama he has a few other people to worry about: the other major Republican candidates who are not exactly ready to cede the nomination to him just yet.

Even in Hollywood, gowns and sheers are not exactly ready-to-wear, so the drawn-out presentation felt a bit monotonous.

I knew I loved the children and I wanted to make it work, but I wasn't exactly ready".

And so I think when that was lifted, she wasn't exactly ready to re-embrace the tennis world.

But if Bilbao wasn't exactly ready for its tourist spotlight, the gray industrial air gave the city a raw authenticity and gritty undercurrent that was charmingly provincial.

Born in Forest Hills, Queens, in the nineteen-forties, Candy was raised as James Slattery in Massapequa Park, Long Island, during the nineteen-fifties, when the world wasn't exactly ready for a transcendent transgendered soul.