Sentence examples for necessarily smile from inspiring English sources
Copenhageners tend to mind their own business, and don't necessarily smile a lot.
If I were slapped all day, I might not necessarily smile".
They were not necessarily smiling at me.
Most people manage to look friendly without necessarily smiling, so where do you draw the line between them and those of us whose not smiling scares small children?
Neale said Burns was "kind of a tough boss" who brought out the best in players without necessarily making them smile.
Then, consider how you can introduce a sense of a smile into your voice without necessarily having to smile (since smiling isn't always appropriate).
Heads bob and people smile, not necessarily in time with – or as a reaction to – the music, but in gawping awe of the code unfurling in front of them.
(Side note: despite the above, this isn't necessarily a good time to smile. Scribbling and smiling suggests you're jotting down a fantastic joke you just thought of).
Or if you smile and they smile back, they share yours without necessarily attributing to them any capacity to plan, change, or affect the world in any instrumental way, and so forth.
Heads bopped and people smiled, not necessarily in time with or as a reaction to the music, but in gawping awe of the code unfurling in front of them.
