Sentence examples for does not exactly bring from inspiring English sources

Rose is not just a scorer or a creator; he is the impetus of the Bulls' entire offense, and sturdy though C. J. Watson may be as a reserve point man, he does not exactly bring the same skills and production to the table.

When it comes to women's progress, the United States doesn't exactly bring home the gold.

A resplendently Eurotrash Kate Winslet doesn't exactly bring grace to the table in Triple 9 (eOne, 15); still, cast raucously against type as a Russian mafia Medusa, she serves up the most enduring lines of this cool-blooded heist thriller from genre-travelling Australian John Hillcoat.

Youtube's compression doesn't exactly bring out the details, but hopefully a high-res copy will make its way out sooner than later.

At first sight, the setting doesn't exactly bring back memories from my long gone athletic youth.

The Starbucks brand doesn't exactly bring to mind sports cars, yachts and mansions with rounded driveways, but the Seattle-based coffee giant is attempting luxury with a new $450 all-metal gift card, just in time for the holidays.

His dissent, this year, in an Arizona immigration-law case, was as politicized and angry as ever — and gay-rights cases do not exactly bring out his soft side.

The teaching assistants' refusal to lecture undergraduates, crunch research numbers and do other sorts of university grunt work did not exactly bring their institutions to their knees.

Stereotypes don't exactly bring a book to life.

The strike didn't exactly bring television to a crashing halt.

Stoner says he thoroughly enjoyed the self-publishing experience, though it didn't exactly bring him fame and fortune.