Sentence examples for necessarily please from inspiring English sources

This didn't necessarily please him.

That seemed to placate, if not necessarily please, the group.

Good news for services - but it won't necessarily please those working in the NHS.

Yet pensions managers, usually encouraged by corporate sponsors they must necessarily please, are pouring funds in record proportions into bonds.

Yet pensions managers, usually encouraged by corporate sponsors they must necessarily please ("whose bread I eat, his song I sing"), are pouring funds in record proportions into bonds.

While Clinton's answer took a broader look at energy than Trump's, it might not necessarily please some of her critics on the left who are less enthusiastic about hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, for natural gas.

He wants to film something that is not necessarily pleasing all the time, but is certainly fulfilling.

Now and then the state was shamed into producing cash, but the locals were not necessarily pleased to see valleys flooded, gardens and olive trees ruined.

While Lewis was happy to note his team's progress against the conference's best teams, Tomlin said he was not necessarily pleased to be where he is going into the bye, even after his team had recovered from the debacle against the Ravens.

Most people aren't necessarily pleased they have to go to jail when they miss court.

So, how can we find a sense of ownership in our womanhood that is based in an authentic sensuality derived from our own pleasure, not necessarily from pleasing someone else?