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

He doesn't exactly need the validation of further Baftas".

But despite the ill-advised American Airlines paychecks, Gandolfini doesn't exactly need it.

This is less satisfying knowing that Teixeira doesn't exactly need an agent for the six years he has left on his contract.

Mr. Uva doesn't exactly need a makeover, just a little sprucing up while Jai Rodriguez, Kayan Douglas, Thom Filicia, Carson Kressley (above left, with Mr. Uva) and Ted Allen set up an elaborate marriage proposal.

Jaleo One doesn't exactly need to go out on a limb to call Jaleo the best tapas bar on the East Coast, since there is not much in the way of competition.

Ant-Man can just assume superheroes have been around forever, which means it doesn't exactly need to show the creation of the Ant-Man costume (just how the latest super-dude gets his hands on it).

The company does not exactly need the money.

The Sea by John Banville (Picador, £7.99) It won last year's Booker prize, so does not exactly need the oxygen of publicity: but this almost airless, deliberately stifled book is one of the more interesting titles that the prize has been conferred upon recently.

I don't exactly need to play five tournaments in order to feel that way".

OK, you don't exactly need a crystal ball for this one.

You don't exactly need to call in the script doctors to make the resulting competition feel compelling.