Sentence examples for necessarily explained from inspiring English sources

They hear the arguments and on one side there are scientific facts, not necessarily explained in the clearest language, on the other emotional fears.

This analysis demonstrates that disorders and dysfunction are not necessarily explained by appeals to common sense.

The word 'pound' is onomatopoetic: the resemblance between the Hmong-Mien and Chinese forms is not necessarily explained in terms of inheritance or contact.

Unlike race, however, our gender orientations are not necessarily explained by the physical bodies in which we are born, nor do we necessarily share our individual experiences of gender with other people in our blood lines as we do with race.

So although there appears to be systematic error, it is relatively small and not necessarily explained by the cell type.

These are not necessarily explained by the longer RF application time, which amounted to 7 min on average.

I can't necessarily explain it, but there was certainly a much more relaxed mood in the clubhouse this morning.

This is an interesting theory, but it doesn't necessarily explain why hostility toward the E.U. has risen in the U.K. during the past couple of decades.

(Which taken together do not necessarily explain why the museum has an archived copy of the "Star Trek" episode "The Trouble with Tribbles," but no matter).

Coker continues: "His parents not being overly affectionate with each other doesn't necessarily explain why your husband is like this.

Income levels did not necessarily explain the difference, Professor Sampson said, but rather the community's cultural norms, the levels of moral cynicism and disorder.