Sentence examples for necessarily she from inspiring English sources

Not necessarily, she said.

Not necessarily, she replies: "I can't tell you when there'll be another independence referendum.

Necessarily, she uses speculative language — "it may have been," "likely it was" — but she takes little for granted.

But David Fish QC, for Mr Evans, said: "Even if it's a genuine loss of memory it doesn't mean necessarily she didn't consent at the time".

Not necessarily: she might believe that she will remove your tooth even if she does not intend to cause you pain.

Not necessarily," she told the American Enterprise Institute think tank in Washington.

She doesn't necessarily believe she's behaving immorally; rather, she's confused about what exactly her morals might be.

"Perhaps this is what she was feeling, but I don't necessarily believe she was depressed when she started," she says.

She hadn't necessarily known she would find it there, but she knew that it was famously lost.

Not necessarily, if she is working for you, she should know what she will be doing.

Self-sufficiency wasn't necessarily something she was good at but she was doing okay at it at the time.