Sentence examples for necessarily appeal from inspiring English sources

The Scoop section of the site offers tips that may not necessarily appeal to luxury travelers.

What appealed to the electorate in 1997 won't necessarily appeal to it in 2020.

They do not necessarily appeal to a sophisticated outsider's palate, said Brett Anderson, the restaurant critic for The Times-Picayune.

And yet, perhaps because they are so character-laden, these types of homes don't necessarily appeal to everyone.

Of course, what appeals to an MTV audience that includes teenage girls and fraternity boys will not necessarily appeal to the more grown-up VH1 audience.

I adore my all-electric Nissan Leaf, but its wide rear end, bulging headlights and odd proportions evoke a Japanese gizmo aesthetic that doesn't necessarily appeal to mainstream American car buyers.

The Watch necessarily appeals to a certain top-slice of iPhone owners — at least until (and assuming) Watch apps become more compelling.

Although some forms of navigational behaviour may be explicable in relatively simple terms, not necessarily requiring appeal to processes more complex than those of simple conditioning, others suggest some quite new principles.

Soviet literature was undergoing a post-Stalinist renaissance in the mid-1950s, associated with reform-minded journals such as Novy Mir, but the work that excited a Soviet public wasn't necessarily going to appeal to western readers, any more than it appealed to conservative Soviet bureaucrats.

But more control doesn't necessarily mean less appeal.

Their motives must be suspect and the evidence on which they make their appeal necessarily flawed.