Sentence examples for necessarily accepted from inspiring English sources

It's a much more varied job, and you are dealing with people who haven't necessarily accepted they have a problem.

But that didn't mean that Syrians in the opposition necessarily accepted their more radicalized associates' world view.

Nineteenth century evolutionary theory is complicated in that in the cultures which most obviously experienced a widespread acceptance of evolution, inspired apparently by Darwin's 1859 publication of Origin of the Species, evolutionary ideas had already been present and Darwin's mechanism for evolutionary change, natural selection, was not necessarily accepted.

"[The experiment is] not necessarily accepted as academic work that holds up to scrutiny.

I no longer took for granted or even necessarily accepted what the nonprofit establishment purported to be best practice.

"Chefs come in all shapes and sizes and temperaments, but I don't think it's necessarily accepted, and [the angry chef] is pretty much an anachronism these days".

Osborne says he does not necessarily accept the number.

And such critics do not necessarily accept industry's definitions of accepted science.

She added: "Men were trying to camouflage their bodies and weren't necessarily accepting their bodies.

"We don't necessarily accept the characterisation of the government proposals as retrospective," Bandt said.

It challenges you not to necessarily accept what you're given," said one after attending the May seminar.