Sentence examples for is necessarily wrong from inspiring English sources
"I mean, I'm not saying it is necessarily wrong," she said.
The problem here is not so much that the idea is necessarily wrong in principle, but rather that it hasn't been thought through.
This is not to say that German policy on these and many other points is necessarily wrong, but only that it deserves to be rigorously debated.
Former European commissioner and Labour cabinet minister Peter Mandelson said: "As ever on Europe, it's not that Cameron is necessarily wrong on the issues, but he has no workable strategy to achieve his ends.
My point is not that this theory is necessarily wrong, nor that an alternative account starring females as probable inventors of language or agriculture is preferable — but that for The New York Times on March 15, evolution was for males only.
The simplest moral outlook on suicide holds that it is necessarily wrong because human life is sacred.
It's not that they are necessarily wrong to bash excessive austerity.
Just because some critics are nimbys doesn't mean they're necessarily wrong.
The fact that Aslan's take on Jesus is not original doesn't mean it's necessarily wrong.
It's not that she's necessarily wrong; it's that she just doesn't seem to care whether she's right.
