Sentence examples for could necessarily from inspiring English sources

Not that such endeavours could necessarily be told apart.

Not that organizers could necessarily find Lewis an opponent.

The same with D. J., and we did not think we could necessarily be accommodating.

I didn't see we could necessarily get another deal which we could recommend to our shareholders," Sir Geoff said.

Miller disagrees, however, with the thesis that this great team could necessarily become greater by giving its star even more shots.

She found the experience of filming quite difficult - "I wasn't the kind of person that could necessarily be scripted" - but adjusted and is pleased with the result.

You couldn't necessarily tell them apart".

The same could not necessarily be said of Zidane.

Nor could he necessarily place you at the murder scene.

I couldn't necessarily understand concentration camps without seeing them.

The political skills he has exhibited could not necessarily have been predicted from his columns.