Sentence examples for does not necessarily extend from inspiring English sources

The hostility here toward the Turkish government does not necessarily extend to its people.

Although that appropriation is welcome, it does not necessarily extend beyond September of this year.

His low-key demeanor, however, does not necessarily extend to the committee room.

He said the "privilege to report parliamentary proceedings... does not necessarily extend to all publications which are not published by order of parliament".

Treasury officials said a group's presence on the terror list does not necessarily extend to its former leaders, and indeed Mr. Ha'Ivri is not on it.

This policy does not necessarily extend to subsequent journal articles with the primary purpose of describing a new dataset or resource.

The interest in religion and spirituality doesn't necessarily extend to the classroom, though.

Still, the keep-to-yourself environment that Ms. Berez appreciates in the fitness center doesn't necessarily extend to religious expression.

One asterisk means that whatever the degree of enthusiasm for basic civil liberties (speech, religion, due process), it doesn't necessarily extend to the bedroom and women's bodies.

Three restaurants serve fine examples of Nyonya cuisine (a combination of Malay, Chinese and Indian accents that melded hundreds of years ago during the spice trade) and for those whose adventurousness doesn't necessarily extend to the palate high-end Western fare.

But love only goes so far… It doesn't necessarily extend to a twin-size bed, a pull-out sofa, or — god forbid — an air mattress.