Sentence examples for necessarily attractive from inspiring English sources

"Beauty" is not necessarily attractive.

But familiarity is not necessarily attractive.

But the rear end, clipped to meet with the precepts of the aerodynamicist Dr. Wunibald Kamm, was not necessarily attractive.

Mr. Jurayj cautioned against dismissing any building just on the basis of beauty, both because tastes change and because architecturally significant buildings are not necessarily attractive.

The only problem is that this particular aspect of "being oneself" is not necessarily attractive in a husband – or it wouldn't be for most women.

It turns out that the things that are sexy to politicians and paradigm-shifting to conference audiences are not necessarily attractive to consumers.

For those who lived for nearly 70 years under Soviet communism, a socialist as prime minister is not necessarily an attractive proposition.

Yet last week a research paper, published by the website Jama Facial Plastic Surgery, found that facelifts made people look an average of three years younger than their real age but not necessarily more attractive.

The graphics appear more realistic (though not necessarily more attractive) than World of Warcraft's, and the Trion team went beyond WOW in giving players the flexibility to customize their characters' magical and martial abilities.

Its ratings aren't necessarily that attractive to advertisers unless they're committed to the news format, because of the age of the network's demographic – Fox's median viewing age is 67, and at 49 viewers are assumed to have formed their buying habits and don't pull nearly as many ad dollars from firms trying to find converts to new products.

Women who have graced the covers of magazines tell us that they do not necessarily feel attractive.