Sentence examples for necessarily made of from inspiring English sources

He wondered if a smile was an evolutionary phenomenon, carried in the genes, a reflexive anticipation of a meal — not necessarily made of people, but who knows what the ancestral diet was?

Because the γ subunit passively rotates, an object (not necessarily made of polypeptides) that can be inserted into the central hole of the α3β3 would be able to rotate driven by the rotational conformational changes of the β subunits.

The first pre-genetic polymers were not necessarily made of the sugar moieties that compose extant nucleic acids, nor were the nucleosides forcibly connected by the phosphoester linkages that we experience today.

The crowds weren't necessarily made up of Iowa voters.

In this recession, the government has necessarily made a string of momentous economic policy decisions.

Card and Krueger's conclusions have not necessarily made philosophical converts of Congress or the current administration.

In the other No8 car, Buemi is fast and aggressive – although he has not necessarily made a lot of friends along the way – Anthony has been around a long time and been a bridesmaid at some of these races for a few years although not necessarily through any fault of his own.

A law, therefore, is not an assemblage of signs, and law is not necessarily made by the use of language, and every legal system requires norms that are not made by the use of language.

Such gifts, however, were necessarily made at the expense of the poleis in whose territory the land so gifted had lain.

For the Neo-Pragmatism of Rorty all understanding of any statement of "truth" is necessarily made from within and with reference to a specific context.

It's not necessarily made explicit but a lot of it is about people doing favours for each other".