Sentence examples for does not exactly mean from inspiring English sources

But the "right image" does not exactly mean looking young.

While albatrosses are highly specialised for soaring, this does not exactly mean that their flight consists only of gliding; rather, they have been observed flapping their wings under calm wind conditions [2].

Being in your sixties and seventies doesn't exactly mean you're homebound.

This doesn't exactly mean "goodbye, commercials" as much as "hello, targeted messages".

The change, most obvious since the mid-1980s, doesn't exactly mean Michelangelo has dropped down the memory hole.

EBay and its sellers may need each other to survive, but that doesn't exactly mean they are best friends.

"From the bullpen this time, I knew my sinker was where I wanted it to be, but the bullpen doesn't exactly mean that's how it's going to be in the game," Ponson said.

This doesn't exactly mean that I haven't earned anything for a fortnight, but it does mean that I'm further behind schedule than during the weeks building up to Complete Illness when I was only moving at the speed of chilled glue.

While this doesn't exactly mean that the startup has hit the deadpool, for all intents and purposes for its users, Prescreen is no longer operational.

"We understand that moving to the new ward is improving the facilities to what we've got now, but improving the bricks and mortar doesn't exactly mean it's improving the quality of care for patients".

But that doesn't exactly mean that I was avoiding it.