Sentence examples for necessarily it just from inspiring English sources

It is nice to have them back, Makepeace says, but, he observes, "the pieces that I no longer own, I haven't lost them necessarily, it just means that someone else is looking after them".

Yet, necessarily, it is just as vital as the defence-to-attack transition, and the suggestion is that the best teams are getting better at it.

It's not sad, necessarily, it's just true.

It's not that Maher doesn't like the celebrity-based reality show necessarily, it's just that he doesn't think you actually need famous people to make it interesting.

It's not that we're doing it on purpose necessarily, it's just that the subconscious 'programs' (our value systems) are dictating our actions to a certain extent.

The content found on the Memories page isn't necessarily new, it just now has its own section on Facebook so you can more easily find it at any time.

"I don't think it's a conflict necessarily, I just think it's a matter of what works best," he said.

Neither card.io nor Jumio is necessarily "better" –  it just comes down to what a developer needs.

The advice, Mr. Villar now says, was not necessarily wrong; it just did not fit the strategy and culture he and his partners were trying to build.

It's not necessarily insidious, it just shows that partners could sometimes be more open about negotiating how they spend their leisure time together.

Insolvent doesn't necessarily mean bankrupt: it just means broke.