Sentence examples for doesn't exactly exist from inspiring English sources

In the US, they have this culture of spin-off companies, which doesn't exactly exist in the UK".

"It used to be breeding among the WASPs, but that doesn't exactly exist now," said David Patrick Columbia, the editor of newyorksocialdiary.com.com

The only problem is that "viral" doesn't exactly exist on Snapchat.

We have trademarks on both the shape and color, and the pattern itself, which doesn't exactly exist as a real piece of cheese.

"To the outside world, the job of sommelier has a perceived level of glamour that doesn't exactly exist," says Ben Aviram, general manager and sommelier at Curtis Stone's seven-table restaurant Maude in Beverly Hills.

There is that strange alchemy we feel when we enter an empty theater: There's a ghosting that happens, and an energy actors leave behind when they're creating a character who doesn't exactly exist but [whom] they're giving their own life force to, and that energy remains behind on the stage.

Most of the time spent, even for successful authors, is spent in total self doubt as their fingers continue to tap out new worlds, characters and visions of a life that does not exactly exist, without the knowledge of whether or not anyone will ever truly understand what the words really mean.

"A Tijuana Historical Society didn't exactly exist back then," she said.

Granted, the role he wanted didn't exactly exist yet, but he managed to convince YouTube chief Salar Kamangar to let him create it.

Video calls don't exactly exist here so the VGA camera on the front won't necessarily be put to use, but the 2-megapixel on its derriere will be.

Just like the true Holy Grail, the "Seinfeld" bass didn't exactly exist in the first place.