Sentence examples for exactly create from inspiring English sources

"The history does not exactly create an incentive," the senior administration official said.

Mr. Panetta's blunt talk may reflect genuine frustration in the Pentagon, said Maleeha Lodhi, a former Pakistani ambassador to Washington, but "it won't exactly create a rush to get things resolved around here".

The play, by the unparalleled A. R. Gurney, doesn't exactly create the illusion that life there is an endless round of cocktail hours and pre-brunch bloody marys, but it does suggest that the characters would like it to be.

On the one hand, it was a joyous, up-tempo pop record with hip-hop influences; on the other hand, it was a master class in intellectual property use (or misuse) — Greg Gillis, the mastermind behind the band, didn't exactly create songs so much as assemble them, magpie-like, from bits and pieces of more than a hundred and fifty other songs, many of them recognizable pop classics.

Insurance executives and hospital administrators don't exactly create the kind of frisson that made TED a hot ticket for media moguls.

For starters, the company could and should promptly clean up the platform's landing page, which is littered with nonsensical text that doesn't exactly create a stellar first impression.

What exactly creates a mirage on a hot roadway?

Which raises the question of who, exactly, creates this magical resource?

While not exactly creating an original form of user-generated content the way the Choose Your Own Adventure books did, they are using the Internet to expand beyond print.

In the end, one has to ponder the wisdom of pushing Nunn out of a job that hasn't exactly created a queue of worthy successors.

So what, exactly, created the uprising in January, 2011 – why hadn't it come in the first years of dictatorship, why hadn't it come in the early years of Facebook's explosive growth in Egypt?