Sentence examples for necessarily called from inspiring English sources

I've found running a session that isn't necessarily called a mindfulness session has made it much more accessible for young people.

A sacred and unbreakable duty of care is owed to the men and women of the armed forces by reason of the fact that they are necessarily called upon to make substantial personal sacrifices, including the ultimate sacrifice, in the service of the nation".

Likewise, today, people aren't necessarily called to be married or in a traditional family of a husband, wife and children.

They know when to perform when they're not being necessarily called upon to perform and that is what separates them from the rest of society.

Sean Garrett later clarified, stating that the song was not necessarily called "Filing Papers", Garret commented, "Let's say I wrote a record for Usher three or four months ago where I really didn't have any idea of what he was going through personally.

Mild and brief loss of homeostasis is not necessarily called disease but they are not lethal anyway.

But I wouldn't necessarily call the mixture an error.

But they won't necessarily call them that.

And they don't necessarily call it that but that's what happens, in effect.

"He wasn't necessarily calling and saying, 'Come on over,' " she said.

But I'm not necessarily calling for more affirmative action policies.