Sentence examples for necessarily intuitive from inspiring English sources

"Certain financial habits are not necessarily intuitive," Mr. Buffett said.

To the untrained eye, however, the concepts are not necessarily intuitive.

This relationship forms a critical part of the book's argument, though it is not necessarily intuitive: shouldn't lower g imply lower r?

Because knowing how to be a good mentor is not necessarily intuitive, faculty members should seek out training.

Holtschulte and Moses find that connectivity has interesting and not necessarily intuitive impacts on the degree of diversity in the system and that this diversity in complexity can vary by the type of node.

The interpretation of the sign obtained for the geometric mean of direct connections variable and the smallest number of carriers operating on any leg of a maritime route variable is not necessarily intuitive.

Navigating libraries' electronic resources for information is not necessarily as intuitive or attractive as using Google.

However, this understanding did not mean that they necessarily rejected intuitive explanations.

Andrew Strauss, man-manager supreme and without dispute the right person to lead England, is not necessarily the most intuitive thinker on the pitch.

Another point to consider is that government rules aren't necessarily obvious or intuitive, especially to newcomers.

It is not necessarily easy or intuitive to admit these reasons, especially if you did not initiate the break up, but doing so will go a long way towards moving on.