Sentence examples for necessarily appealing from inspiring English sources

The retailer tends to be located in strip malls, which isn't necessarily appealing.

Leavitt understands that a house isn't necessarily appealing because it's perfect; in fact, at times, the Wrights' place sounds almost ghastly.

Veal is one thing; wrapping it in bread, tramezzini style, with a cube of sweetbread on the side, is not necessarily appealing to someone who was recently on an A train with no air-conditioning.

Desktop presentation and sharing services tend to be more strongly focused on a business market and aren't necessarily appealing to a broader personal consumer market.

Blood suckers that burst into flame aren't necessarily appealing to the masses.

This won't necessarily sound appealing to those who recall bossa nova as an easy-listening diversion of the Kennedy years, epitomized by Astrud Gilberto's girlishly vacant invocation of "The Girl from Ipanema".

It lets you play plenty of games, but titles originally designed for phones and tablets aren't necessarily as appealing on a big screen, and most work best with a third-party game controller.

The more we enter into the epistemic view of conditionals the more the interpretation of conditionals will be grounded on current beliefs (not necessarily by appealing to hidden indexicality).[13] For our purposes here the Original Adams Hypothesis will be a good point of departure.

That an American art-house audience is likely to recognize Martin and Roos — earnest, self-satisfied intellectuals who spend a lot of time in restaurants — does not necessarily make them appealing.

It is not necessarily an appealing mindset but it is a strategy.

If you talked about the hump in the front it wouldn't necessarily sound appealing but it works well.