Sentence examples for necessarily speak from inspiring English sources

I cannot necessarily speak for my mum.

So if he spoke, you did not necessarily speak back.

They say that people who understand Gaelic do not necessarily speak it with any regularity.

"How many times you do something doesn't necessarily speak to standards and values," he said.

And, lest we forget, rock'n'roll was invented for teenagers – its greatest statements must necessarily speak to them.

It has long been clear that Trump doesn't necessarily speak for the Trump Administration on policy matters.

"I don't think this necessarily speaks to malice" by the company, she said.

The whole process of TV news is not necessarily speaking to that audience".

"He probes a little more," Mr. Roe said, and interprets what he is playing "for an audience that isn't necessarily speaking the same shorthand".

"If you know what to do and I'm convinced you're going to do it with full effort, I'll play you in the game," Groh said, adding that he was not necessarily speaking directly of Green.

Second, anyone who makes the presumption that someone -- even a president -- who walks into a room where a reporter or columnist from The Times is speaking to others is necessarily speaking off the record, on background, not for attribution or some other formula, without having explicitly established in advance such a ground rule, is not really doing journalism.