Sentence examples for necessarily exciting from inspiring English sources
See, city life isn't necessarily exciting.
Nine-tenths of what goes on in both places is equally important but not necessarily exciting.
A parliamentary election was too important to postpone but not necessarily exciting enough to overcome voter apathy and calls for a boycott.
Taken together, this essentially pegs eBay's core services as a stable, but not necessarily exciting business in terms of growth.
Prestigious, however, does not necessarily mean exciting.
These moments are more beautiful in the later recordings but not necessarily more exciting.
So it will be a long, expensive and necessarily less exciting slog than the flight of the Eagle.
But a number of Chinese firms seem anxious to short-cut the process by acquiring western brands although not necessarily very exciting ones.
Contentment doesn't necessarily breed exciting music.
The life of the majority of people is quite linear, and whether we like it or not we often have to do everyday tasks that might not be necessarily too exciting.
