Sentence examples for that does not exactly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Groening was presently working from his personal office here in Santa Monica, a boxy building that does not exactly broadcast its Simpsons affiliations.

Now, after a long delay that does not exactly smack of cleverness, the new Yankees power structure might offer Torre another contract.

Experts say that the case would have to be fought in China, a country that does not exactly have a reputation for strictly enforced copyright law.

On Monday, Smith became the first Knick since John Starks to win the N.B.A.'s Sixth Man Award, a designation that does not exactly ensure entry into the pantheon — quick, name last year's winner?

Meanwhile, 4,000 or so miles away, Ukip is tanking in some opinion polls, and facing a leadership election that does not exactly suggest a force in the best political health.

As for Mr. Steelman, he should feel like a cartoon character wedged into a cannon, just waiting to be shot across the East River from a kitchen that does not exactly seem like a place to grow old and comfortable.

Coincidentally, Jackson will inherit a freewheeling Warriors team that doesn't exactly play lockdown defense.

(Think of it as the pause that doesn't exactly refresh).

Specialists in the field prefer to call what they do "critical care," but that doesn't exactly clarify matters.

I understand the impulse; it's a way of encapsulating an enterprise that doesn't exactly fit in a capsule.

In fact, "Moneyball" is a complex movie that doesn't exactly wear its heart on its sleeve.