Sentence examples for necessarily accurate from inspiring English sources

But that's not necessarily accurate.

Second, sincere evaluations are not necessarily accurate.

But it is not necessarily accurate, according to researchers.

What is accurate to George Eustice, he says, is not necessarily accurate to the tabloid press.

Of course, there is nothing fair or necessarily accurate about human memory.

A lot has been said that I don't think is necessarily accurate.

One obvious, but not necessarily accurate, explanation is that Obama is screwing up.

tests at the time were not necessarily accurate predictors of capability.

Nor, in the end, is it necessarily accurate to view what Sharpton does even as activism.

Fox could also argue that the statements, if not necessarily accurate, were at least made in good faith.

Also, Listorious works by using the tags added by whoever created the list, and these are not necessarily accurate.