Sentence examples for he necessarily need from inspiring English sources

Does he necessarily need to be the Chosen One?

Not that he necessarily needed to.

Idzik had not spoken to him about his remarks Saturday, not that he necessarily needed to, either.

Cal, her panty-man on the outside, has developed a formula for making new panties smell used, so it's not like he necessarily needs Piper to keep sending him contraband.

"He doesn't necessarily need my help," he said.

He added that he would not necessarily need his vision to be 100 percent to be able to play.

You arrive at, say, London, from Jamaica and instead of making the wise decision to rest he probably feels he has to train straight away when the reality is that he doesn't necessarily need to do that.

Rogers was on a $140,000 salary during his last season in MLS in 2011, and while he does not necessarily need to sign for at least that amount should he return, it also does not make practical sense for him to settle for anything less.

John Rudolph has an enviable position in the music business: He owns the rights to more than 250,000 songs, but he doesn't necessarily need customers buying them to profit.

He didn't necessarily need to use the name Donald Trump for everyone to understand that he was talking about the GOP front-runner when he said "personalities come and go," or that when someone has a bad idea, we should tell them, not "insult them into agreeing with us".

"But he does not necessarily need Clegg".