Sentence examples for necessarily draw from inspiring English sources

We don't necessarily draw sellouts every game.

These early undead did not necessarily draw blood.

Not that the movie's topicality will necessarily draw crowds.

So any solution must necessarily draw on a range of people if it's to really work".

Gender switches would not necessarily draw much attention at the courthouse, said the court's supervising judge, Jeffrey K. Oing.

Such art doesn't necessarily draw huge crowds in this city, where money, glitter and celebrity status don't have the same draw as in Moscow.

Readers were not necessarily drawn by the fact that the authors were former insiders.

"People who love windsurfing are not necessarily drawn to kiteboarding," said Lee Oldak, the owner of Amagansett Beach and Bicycle.

The storyteller who chooses it necessarily draws interest away from her story and toward her technique, so she had better have a good reason for it.

"I wasn't necessarily drawn to her because of her having been big online and having several million hits on YouTube," said Stephen Gan, V's editor in chief and creative director.

The drama now being played out on the world stage necessarily draws attention to John XXIII's plea for the evolution of a universal public authority commensurate to the problem of menacing armaments and the promotion of that "universal common good".