Sentence examples for necessarily supporting from inspiring English sources

Academia is about passing on wisdom, not necessarily supporting or understanding things people haven't thought of before.

It was possible, without necessarily supporting Laurent Gbagbo, to understand pretty well that Paris had crossed a red line.

In contrast to the library, which was essentially built in open air, Carnegie Hall created a new building under -- and therefore necessarily supporting -- the historic Isaac Stern Auditorium.

"I'm pretty sure the monkeys aren't worrying about plot twists," says Yarkoni, "but the biggest limitation is the fact that two regions activated at similar times aren't necessarily supporting the same cognitive processes".

While not necessarily supporting deposed President Morsi or the policies of his Freedom and Justice party, we note that he was democratically elected, and that his removal from office was effected by means of a military coup led by Sisi.

"The big issue is, are donors aware that part of the money they thought was a contribution isn't necessarily supporting the charitable mission?" Executives at several of the city's big charities said they thought most of their patrons understood the practice of covering a portion of costs with contributions.

Scott Walker supporters would be wrong to assume that Wisconsinites necessarily support an anti-union agenda – or more broadly his reckless slashing of government spending.

Mr. Rudman said he would not necessarily support either proposal.

But science doesn't necessarily support this conclusion.

"I don't necessarily support nuclear weapons, even if we can't rule them out.

We don't necessarily support the same health-care or fiscal policies.