Sentence examples for Necessarily from inspiring English sources

But that's not necessarily a bad thing.

But not necessarily.

"I didn't think it was necessarily the right thing to do on that day but he had made up his mind".

Long productive lives are not necessarily a boon to artists – think of Kokoschka or André Derain, for example.

"But they're not necessarily good leaders because they've never led a team before".

Industrial-scale US network shows also don't necessarily punch through in the way that a short-run British drama can.

"I think it certainly came across in focus groups that women, and we did say this all the way through the campaign, Nicola said it a lot, not that they were necessarily more hostile but they were more questioning.

Hopkinson, who wrote a report on rural churches earlier this year that called for urgent reforms in some aspects of their administration, says a tiny congregation is not necessarily a cause for gloom: "It's very important to honour the small.

This is an odyssey in the originalsense of the word – protracted, circuitous, not necessarily bound to end.

The above map is not necessarily a good indicator of where people taking civil partnership ceremonies live as it shows where the registration took place rather than the place of residence.

Sitting on a charity board is "a good way of expanding your horizons", he said, but the right candidates might not necessarily be attracted because of a lack of knowledge about what exactly trusteeship involves.