Sentence examples for necessarily look like from inspiring English sources

That doesn't mean that a post-Assad Syria will necessarily look like 1990s Afghanistan.

Mr. García, who went by the name "El Teo," did not necessarily look like someone accused of boiling his victims.

who went by the name "El Teo," did not necessarily look like someone accused of boiling his victims' remains.

Alÿs's doppelgängers don't necessarily look like him; they don't even have to be male, though they usually are.

The past, we keep relearning, does not necessarily look like the darkened oil paintings for which we mistake it.

Still, Wal-Mart in New York may not necessarily look like the stores that have forested much of the rest of the country.

High-tech competition naturally and necessarily looks like a series of winner-take-all tournaments, in which "all" means a temporary monopoly that lasts until something dramatically better comes along.

• Some pitchers remember how to play the sport even while laboring in the A.L. Johan Santana went from the Twins to the Mets this year not necessarily looking like Babe Ruth, but at least he can hit and run the bases.

According to Mr. Kriss, for whom the hardest part of the move from the 13th to the 12th floor was getting rid of the law library, the new offices reflect what the firm is and what it does, but without necessarily looking like a law firm.

With devices like the Helio Ocean, a favorite of many of us on staff here, and the Sidekick, you can get your news and weather without necessarily looking like middle management.

The WRX, which starts at $27,090, offers plenty of road-shredding fun without necessarily looking like an extra from "The Fast and the Furious".