Sentence examples for he's necessarily from inspiring English sources
"I don't know if he's necessarily punishing the governor," said Matt Raymond, chief of staff to Montana's at-large representative, Rick Hill, a Republican who is retiring.
"I don't think he's necessarily going to benefit from it right now, I don't," Girardi said.
OK, he's necessarily "representing" his characters, by portraying them on the page.
Not that he's necessarily reading these books in English; he is fluent in at least seven languages.
Now, just because a pessimist has become an optimist (albeit hardly a giddy one: John suggests only that the U.S. economy will start to grow before the end of this year), that's not a sign that he's necessarily right.
"It's not that he's necessarily taken on new roles for government, but he's put money into education, he's paying people more, and there has been selected expansion in some services".
"Piper's tweet was vague enough that I don't know that he was necessarily saying this point this time.
Inside the ring, he is – necessarily – brutal; outside, he's a gent.
I don't know whether he is necessarily trying to say anything concrete.
If Vaughn is making huge sums of money for financiers, he is necessarily making matching funds for himself.
Given his position, and the sacred status Latvia has acquired among the austerians, he is necessarily cautious in his wording.
