Sentence examples for not exactly develop from inspiring English sources
Though he did not exactly develop a taste for it, he never turned down the local delicacy — raw whale meat.
We didn't exactly develop a relationship - anyway, not a friendship.
They didn't exactly develop a relationship until 1989, when Agassi was the young pup on the Davis Cup team and the Americans played France in San Diego.
While a multitude of guidelines are available from developed world they might not exactly fit into developing world context.
The Coens' Sturges homage resides in the chain-gang details, and the moments in the picture show and old-time religion congregation, but it does not exactly match or develop Sturges's view of what real poverty is and what real film-makers can really do about it.
Being the savior of hundreds of doomed worlds and damsels in distress may not exactly help one develop a healthy sense of one's own importance in relation to others.
Being the saviour of hundreds of doomed worlds and damsels in distress may not exactly help one develop a healthy sense of one's own importance in relation to others.
It should be noted that autonomic and cardiac electrophysiological changes in dogs with chronic AV block possibly do not exactly mirror those developing in athlete's heart, however, few animal experimental data are available on the effect of endurance exercise training on cardiac hypertrophy and electrophysiology in species that are highly relevant to human, i.e. not in mice and rats.
However, we still do not exactly know how physicians develop their perceptions of the benefits and drawbacks of antidementia drugs and how they put them into practice.
And this despite the entirety of human civilisation having been brought to its knees, not exactly perfect conditions for developing new technologies (and even for harnessing a method which presumably must be developed by the machines and then stolen).
I'm not exactly sure when it developed, but I've come to realize I have a pretty serious allergy to farce.
