Sentence examples for necessarily oppose from inspiring English sources

So I don't necessarily oppose the stance.

The D.N.C. also wants it to be known that Mr. Dean doesn't necessarily oppose the "re-seating" of these delegates.

As a redistributionist, I don't necessarily oppose income transfers from breweries, car companies, and television networks to seminal rock groups.

Manthor, the Iraqi police officer, told me that, despite all the destruction, ordinary Iraqis did not necessarily oppose the Marines.

Mr. Jealous said he did not necessarily oppose charter schools: "We're open to ideas that push good education to all children".

But Margaret Fung, executive director of the fund, said that her group would not necessarily oppose the elimination of the boards.

"We are not necessarily opposed," says Zhao Zhong, a local activist.

The emperors were not necessarily opposed to all building and art, however.

We are not necessarily opposed to the death penalty, at least I am not.

Facebook wasn't necessarily opposed to some regulation, but "the details matter".

Raphaëlle Bacqué, an investigative journalist at Le Monde, said she was not necessarily opposed to careful surgery.