Sentence examples for necessarily changes from inspiring English sources

"Everything necessarily changes," Sledge observes.

He continued: "I don't think art necessarily changes the world.

As old political allegiances decline, so political behaviour in the Commons necessarily changes too.

"I'm not someone who thinks that art necessarily changes the world," Hall says.

She accepts and reveals our flawed and complex human nature without pretending that our problems have solutions, or that experience — even tragic experience — necessarily changes or improves us.

In fact, so malleable is space that, according to the math, the size of the universe necessarily changes over time: the fabric of space must expand or contract — it can't stay put.

One of the messages was that while cancer certainly is life-changing, it doesn't necessarily change your life.

Changing attitudes does not necessarily change behaviour, and the relationship between attitudes and behaviour is both complex and bi-directional.

But just changing the demographics of the players does not necessarily change how the game is played.

None of that has necessarily changed this year.

It wouldn't necessarily change much.