Sentence examples for necessarily glad from inspiring English sources

In a sense, developments that amount to good news for most Americans are not necessarily glad tidings for critical heart patients.

She said: "I am very glad it is over and I wouldn't necessarily want to do it again but, my goodness, I am glad I have done it.

"Didn't necessarily think it was going to go in, but I'm glad it did.

And they talked about a fact of life: generous people would be glad to give money to buy supplies, but not necessarily to write a check that would vanish into the maw of the school system.

Glad tidings!

Glad even?

I'm so glad that "Miss G.: A Case of Internet Addiction," by Virginia Heffernan (column, April 10), understood that spending hours on the Internet instead of doing chores or homework does not necessarily qualify as Internet addiction.

Not necessarily.

Glad to be here.

"Glad it was him".

"Glad to," said Mitty.