Sentence examples for does not necessarily agree from inspiring English sources

Velazquez does not necessarily agree.

Carey Greenberg-Berger of the Consumerist does not necessarily agree.

The date of the foundation of Carthage was probably exaggerated by the Carthaginians themselves, for it does not necessarily agree with the archaeological data.

QUESTION FROM PAT: Ryan's memorized speech looks completely animatronic RYAN LIZZA: Biden's facial expression right now suggests he does not necessarily agree with what Ryan is saying.

The government does not necessarily agree, and Ángel awaits a ruling on his appeal for access to his Dominican birth record.

The company does "not necessarily agree with the factual positions" taken by Mr. Ford and is in talks with him about revising the terms, according to yesterday's statement.

"She doesn't necessarily agree with it," her son said.

Hospital in Brookline, Mass., doesn't necessarily agree with my lock-and-key longings.

He doesn't necessarily agree, but he's able to listen".

On the abortion issue, too, Democrats have a tendency to forget that the public doesn't necessarily agree with them.

"Our government doesn't necessarily agree with us but we are determined to play in this competition.