Sentence examples for necessarily direct from inspiring English sources
The connections are not necessarily direct or obvious...Nevertheless, our present is still connected to the earth forms and ancestor creations that abound and still touch us.
While Der Spiegel and Die Zeit are not necessarily direct competitors, given their different publishing formats, they reach similar audiences of affluent, well- educated readers.
Last month, for instance, Stuart posted a description of new excavations from Guatemala that suggest the Maya were not necessarily direct descendants of the earlier Olmec culture, as some archaeologists have maintained.
Although some sign languages are related to spoken languages, often within a geographic community (such as American [spoken] English and American Sign Language), they are not necessarily direct translations.
The line between mutations and cancer isn't necessarily direct.
Greigite, Fe3S4 and mackinawite, FeSm, are therefore not necessarily direct precursors to pyrite formation, which is consistent with their observed limited abundance in sedimentary systems.
The general will, Diderot believes, is necessarily directed at the good since its object is the betterment of all.
Then he unleashed a cataract of epithets, not necessarily directed at me -- there was nothing really personal in them -- but I felt clobbered.
This final monologue almost necessarily directed the attention of the audience, some of whom were crying, to an exhibition in a gallery adjoining the Maria Guerrero Theater of photographs of street children donated by the renowned Brazilian photographer Sebastiao Salgado.
Leyonhjelm said the changes were "not necessarily" directed at their coverage but he said there was a perception that "the ABC and SBS live inside the goat's cheese curtain", as Bernard Salt, a writer for the Australian, put it.
"It's a change whereby abuse isn't necessarily directed in person to someone's face but the ease of social media means individuals can post instantly from behind a phone or keyboard".
