Sentence examples for was ever exactly from inspiring English sources

Not that Washington was ever exactly chipper about being president.

Not that Nick was ever exactly one to be motivated by a sense of "drive" or ego – there is the story of the time Françoise Hardy, who, as a winsome breathy chanteuse must have obviously been drawn to Drake's similar, superiority-wrought style, phoned Island Records, more or less ordering Drake over to France to write songs for her.

Trying to get a good job is no longer as easy as pointing to a college degree on your resume (not that it was ever exactly easy).

I think, I could try and explain that we haven't seen her dad since she was four months old, that he met someone else when I was pregnant, not that it was ever exactly like that anyway... Like what?

No two nominating conventions are ever exactly alike.

"I don't think we're ever exactly on the same page 100 percent," Mrs. Romney said.

There are no two shows that are ever exactly the same".

And yet – like snowflakes, or grains of sand – no one ghost town is ever exactly like the other.

Despite the almost immediate sense that "Prometheus" is both overthought (I sense dramaturges nearby) and overwrought, nothing Mr. Fabre does is ever exactly uninteresting.

Meanwhile, though nothing is ever exactly as advertised, the pieces the Ensemble Caprice has to offer — traditional as well as classical — are jewels nonetheless.

Every wave has its virtues and its flaws, and even at the same spot no two waves are ever exactly the same.