Sentence examples for necessarily suggesting from inspiring English sources

Sir Mark is not necessarily suggesting the total elimination of subsidies, just their redirection.

The rest of the disciples... said to him, 'Why do you love her more than us?' " These gospels aren't necessarily suggesting a romance between Jesus and Mary Magdalene, and in any case their value is much debated -- traditionalists argue that they are prized to make ideological points rather than to clarify history.

Usually goat or cow (I am not necessarily suggesting this for legal reasons of course).

Despite the PAC's name, Brand New Congress organizers aren't necessarily suggesting that there aren't already progressives in Congress fighting for the group's ideals.

I am not necessarily suggesting that the teachers at these schools don't do a good job, and I know plenty of highly intelligent people who obtained degrees from such institutions.

The fact that thermoregulatory differences were most consistently found in patients with large-fiber diabetic polyneuropathy but not purely small-fiber diabetic polyneuropathy likely reflects the greater severity of diabetic polyneuropathy in the former group rather than necessarily suggesting that large fibers are more important for thermoregulation.

But does it necessarily suggest mental illness?

Does "sexually active" necessarily suggest wild passion?

But a visit there does not necessarily suggest a company fiercely attuned to the cultural pulse.

And he said the study does not necessarily suggest that the port is doomed.

And disagreements do not necessarily suggest any malfunction in the handling of the particular case.