Sentence examples for necessarily forget from inspiring English sources

Last year, Mr. Anwar said he was "willing to forgive but not necessarily forget" his dismissal and imprisonment.

This new generation won't necessarily forget what happened, but their eyes are firmly fixed on the future.

You forgive, but not necessarily forget with things like this.

As I said, when we got back together that's what I felt, after seven years off you don't necessarily forget, but you don't really feel how special this is until you're sitting behind the drums playing with this band.

But voters who have forgiven have not necessarily forgotten.

So if the intensity of this kind of "positive" pain isn't necessarily forgotten, how about more negative experiences?

Forgive does not necessarily mean forget.

The story of the Kashmere Stage Band was not necessarily a forgotten one.

As I have often said, forgiveness doesn't necessarily mean forgetting: We may always have memories attached to some of our emotional wounds in much the same way we have scar tissue from a physical wound that happened long ago.

Just remember that caring for other people's feelings doesn't necessarily mean forgetting about your own — although Evelyn was thoughtful, she was definitely not a pushover.

Investors, however, are not necessarily ready to forget technology and load up on Chevron or Ford.