Sentence examples for necessarily doing it from inspiring English sources

Even if Trump unjustly attempted to obstruct the investigation, that doesn't mean he was necessarily doing it for Russia.

All the current students offering leaflets and a tour around the library don't necessarily doing it out of the kindness of their hearts.

"People here who are adults in their 50s, 60s even in their 70s," he said, "they're not necessarily doing it to learn how to read and write.

Yet even as they embrace a fluorescent future, the 31,000 residents of Juneau, the state capital, are not necessarily doing it for the greater good.

"If venture investors are spending time with public relations people talking about how important and valuable they are, they are necessarily doing it at the expense of entrepreneurs," Mr. Hornik said.

The problem, she says, cupping her face in her hands and whispering "Here we go again... ...... is this: "I think that people aren't necessarily doing it [buying a place] soon enough.

Nor, necessarily, does it.

And they do not necessarily do it to be helpful.

"Another guy coming in who has a chance to hit doesn't necessarily do it.

I don't think you'd necessarily do it exactly the same way.

She is first of all defining success in a way I wouldn't necessarily do it.