Sentence examples for necessarily identify from inspiring English sources

Black Americans do not necessarily identify with them, nor do they necessarily identify with black Americans.

DORMAN: The current formula for selecting the Olympic teams will not necessarily identify the best players.

"I'm, like, pretty queer, in that I don't necessarily identify as female.

"We can't necessarily identify a corpse with this new research," Marks says.

Nor do they necessarily identify as Polish citizens — nationality is not their concern.

MACY HALFORD: I didn't necessarily identify with either of them, but I can't imagine many girls identifying with Hazel.

The patient should be able to perceive, though not necessarily identify, the odour if the olfactory nerve is functioning correctly.

Even people who don't necessarily identify as trans may not identify as masculine or feminine, straight or gay.

I have actively pursued men – black and white, young and old – who don't necessarily identify as gay or bisexual.

You have a whole lot of people who wouldn't necessarily identify as fans, but who are interested in her on that level".

Uniforms of Nigerian and Zambian troops were stolen a few weeks ago, so the presence of just uniforms would not necessarily identify the men, she said.