Sentence examples for necessarily either from inspiring English sources

Dualism leads necessarily either to transcendence or to agnosticism.

"It isn't necessarily either a reactionary or a progressive force, politically".

"A thing is not necessarily either true or false; it can be both true and false".

What experience, it might be asked, could lead anyone remotely to query the apparently adamantine logical law of excluded middle (that every proposition is necessarily either true or not true, and each thing either has or lacks any given property)?

Indeed, countries could conceivably even be driven into rival trading blocks which discriminate against one another.The point is that regionalism is not necessarily either good or bad for free trade.

As a former bond guy,  I would suggest that what happened to Zirtual wasn't necessarily either abrupt, or arbitrary.

Mr. Rudman said he would not necessarily support either proposal.

A lighthearted, whimsical comedy about the blossoming of democracy in Iran must necessarily be either incredibly calculating or incredibly naïve.

Finding each other won't necessarily make either one successful, but more pairings might help overall.

Though it isn't necessarily cheering either, it's definitely another good thing.

One of "Arrow's" strengths is that it doesn't necessarily glorify either the rich playboy or the avenging Arrow.