Sentence examples for necessarily complaining from inspiring English sources

He was not necessarily complaining.

But he wasn't necessarily complaining about that.

The younger people are not necessarily complaining.

In contrast, Pelfrey had little choice but to make the trip Wednesday, along with only one other starting position player, Ryan Church, although Pelfrey was not necessarily complaining.

Music fans weren't necessarily complaining about this situation, but that didn't seem to matter, because soon there will apparently be three major rock museums and perhaps more.

Now, I'm not necessarily complaining — even though the $3,000 that was spent on health care is $3,000 that won't go into our retirement account, or into our children's college funds.

However, patients with arthritis do not necessarily complain about stimulus-evoked pain, but rather about pain at rest or movement-induced pain [ 5, 6].

Finally, the Hyperacusis Questionnaire (HQ) [ 31] was developed and a French version was validated using a general population who did not necessarily complain of sensitivity to sound.

However those women that receive antenatal care at health centres do not necessarily complain about the services received as they regard care in those settings as good based on the familiar, courteous and personalised care that they receive.

That gives him the nod over Rod Barajas, who was not necessarily going to complain about getting that particular day off.

Some of the underdog appeal is gone, but a victory lap can be its own kind of fun, and more is not necessarily something to complain about, especially when what there is more of is [Wilson's] Fat Amy".