Sentence examples for exactly hurt from inspiring English sources

Johnson's museum contacts did not exactly hurt him professionally, of course.

Manifest competence -- quickly winning the war in Afghanistan -- hasn't exactly hurt Mr. Rumsfeld's stature, especially in Washington.

As Mr. Kiekel acknowledged, being known as the bar where a Rolling Stone might pop in doesn't exactly hurt business.

Florida, of course, is a coveted prize for any presidential campaign, and home ownership in a state has never exactly hurt a presidential candidate.

It doesn't exactly hurt that movement will add a vestigial flicker to frames that can be (for cinema at least) unnaturally still.

This mix of niceness and sexiness prompted tag lines like "A Sweet Kerr Named Desire" and did not exactly hurt at the box office.

Not that it was exactly hurting for conductors before.

It's not exactly hurting her album sales obviously...So greedy".

But the No. 1 Trojans are not exactly hurting in the passing game, either.

Los Angeles is not exactly hurting for local television coverage, but Spectrum insists it is carving out a different space from local news networks like KTLA or KNBC.

Barnett isn't exactly hurting for business — last year, he had the No.1 (Michelle Obama) and No.5 (Bob Woodward) nonfiction best sellers, and he is representing the former Trump administration officials Gary Cohn and Nikki Haley on their forthcoming books.