Sentence examples for I necessarily feel from inspiring English sources

"Do I necessarily feel in my mind that this is going to be his last year?" Girardi said.

As my viral load is undetectable, I don't necessarily feel I have to tell potential partners I have HIV, as I can't pass the virus on.

"I don't necessarily feel I've hit a marathon completely right yet.

"I don't necessarily feel I have to become an imam to do that".

I don't necessarily feel like I'm male… but I cringe a little bit when I'm described as a female vocalist.

I didn't necessarily feel like I needed to do much research into cults -- I probably could have and it would have helped.

"I don't necessarily feel any different when I'm at the plate the last few games as I've felt all season," Matsui said through an interpreter.

It was the first film I saw of this ilk, a very stark, visceral reflection of England, an England I didn't necessarily feel a part of but that I knew was out there.

I didn't necessarily feel like we were going to die, but I thought we would be spending at least 10 days standing on an iceberg or in a raft waiting to be rescued.

Oncologist 6 (Area 2) I possibly may end up referring patients who I don't necessarily feel clinically might have, say bowel cancer, but they do fulfil the list so there's a possibility that in my clinical experience I would say that I thought it unlikely but they fulfil the list so to not refer them I would perceive as being negligent.

I possibly may end up referring patients who I don't necessarily feel clinically might have, say bowel cancer, but they do fulfil the list so there's a possibility that in my clinical experience I would say that I thought it unlikely but they fulfil the list so to not refer them I would perceive as being negligent.