Sentence examples for necessarily intend to from inspiring English sources

Rachael Stirling, whose father, Archie, left her mother for another actress, Joely Richardson, didn't necessarily intend to go into theatre.

But during the downturn, fictional television has become an enabler of a similar spirit, administering the drug even when it doesn't necessarily intend to.

Many Israelis soon argued that Arafat did not necessarily intend to renounce and suppress terror, or even to acknowledge the legitimacy of Israel.

He doesn't necessarily intend to make a big statement; he often simply observes something in front of him, tenderly and exactly.

He rejects arguments about the "civilizing process" by pointing out that people didn't necessarily intend to murder one another more often in the premodern world; they merely succeeded more often.

But Zagar did not necessarily intend to become the city's most famous public artist.

Voters often use them to punish the national government without necessarily intending to evict it at the next opportunity.

Many of the best-known epitaphs are primarily literary memorials, not necessarily intended to be placed on a tomb.

They're not necessarily intended to be aspirational figures – they're just some individuals who have done some interesting things".

It wasn't necessarily intended to be a relaxing show but that's how it has come out".

But isn't that what a free press is largely about, getting to the bottom of unsavory things that are not necessarily intended to be known?