Sentence examples for not exactly need from inspiring English sources

The company does not exactly need the money.

In 2008, Mr. Obama did not exactly need those few percentage points.

Not exactly need to know, at least in terms of disclosure, but nice to know.

They are, however, hitting better than eight American League teams — then again, C. C. Sabathia and the Yankees do not exactly need to concern themselves with batting practice.

Diane Sawyer's prime-time special last week -- in which the talk show host Rosie O'Donnell discussed being a gay parent -- did very well in the ratings and did not exactly need help from ABC's London bureau.

Mr. Forrester -- the widely unknown Republican candidate -- had made the issue of ethics his mantra because of the lapses of Mr. Torricelli, though he did not exactly need a truckload of advisers from the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee to figure that one out.

Dream that I, on an ordinary morning like inauguration day, when the world took a walk around the block and found the very walls smiling on reality, can at last bow before collapsing doors, and find the wandering neighbor at home, not exactly needing me (in her elderly music of dementia) but willing to break bread over noiseless grants of merit.

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

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.

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