Sentence examples for necessarily recognized from inspiring English sources

"I don't think what's good," he says, "is necessarily recognized in the long run".

Lenders haven't necessarily recognized that yet, as Mr. Rossbach recently discovered when he applied to refinance his house in Rumson, N.J.

Then, because a foreign country's law is not necessarily recognized in the United States, the affidavits cite two federal laws that could give the Thai statute some teeth, the National Stolen Property Act of 1948 and the Archaeological Resources Protection Act of 1979.

Marion Bazin, 27, a saleswoman and law student from Paris, said she marched "to represent the rights of a whole segment of the population not necessarily recognized" — not just gay men and lesbians, but "bisexuals, transsexuals and more, the whole group that does not fit the heterosexual bill".

Hence, the z-directional flow pattern in event-3 is not necessarily recognized to be "inflow".

Even though the man originally born Tenzin Gyatso may be the religion's most popular public face in American culture (Keanu Reeves, we hardly knew ye), the Dalai Lama, in actuality, only leads one of Tibetan Buddhism's four sects, the Gelugpa school, and is not necessarily recognized as a national, in addition to spiritual, leader in other Buddhist traditions.

We also saw folks that we didn't necessarily recognize.

"They don't necessarily recognize that it's advertising and also very manipulative".

"The human eye doesn't necessarily recognize the natural beauty of the fossils within jewelry's small scale," Péan says.

In 1998, with Jamie Hewlett, Albarn founded Gorillaz, which is how many people know his work, though they wouldn't necessarily recognize him on the street.

That is the most important lesson of 1979: counter-revolutionaries won't necessarily recognize, let alone love, the world they make.