Sentence examples for do not actually need from inspiring English sources

Usually mild-mannered, Wilson gets both animated and vexed about patients he believes do not actually need A&E care.

Readers of Kindle books — and, soon, magazines and newspapers — do not actually need to buy a Kindle to have access to the store's products.

They also suspect that, because firms do not actually need to have foreign income to set up a FSC, many of them are used to park profits made at other subsidiaries.

Sometimes, those who lack documents simply walk out the door when they are asked to furnish a Social Security number; in some cases, they do not actually need one.

People who can whip up a feast like that (and remain in excellent cheer) do not actually need the help of some newcomer stumbling in off the street, wet from the rain.

So when people say to me, which they do with monotonous regularity, that they decided to have children in order that they could look after me and other child-free folk in our old age, I politely tell them I do not actually need them to do that for me.

"People want us, but they don't actually need us".

But, Derrida argues, they don't actually need forgiving.

New Yorkers don't actually need to visit Kansas City to convince themselves of this.

Are many of us stuffing our bodies full of protein that we don't actually need?

For, remarkably enough, research has shown we don't actually need sensation to perceive.