Sentence examples for necessarily talked about from inspiring English sources

"It was not necessarily talked about, but you had to have sex before you went to college".

Those are central components to immigration reform, and they have been in the past, but we haven't necessarily talked about them in the right way.

"We have always had an understanding, and we haven't necessarily talked about it, that any sovereign government will block pornographic sites and what they might consider subversive, or sites which are contrary to the national interest," Gosper said.

Trying to not center on my personal feelings about it, but really have an engaged conversation that refocuses to the experiences within the community that I'm a part of that are really relevant, that are vital, that aren't always necessarily talked about.

It's not something they necessarily talk about".

It's not something they necessarily talk about, it's a private matter, but everyone I know knows someone in recovery.

Here I'm making jokes about misery and depression, things that everybody experiences to a degree – but something that you wouldn't necessarily talk about in everyday life, something to which there's a stigma attached.

"We're not necessarily talking about banning every pesticide.

May says she is not necessarily talking about prisoners.

"When I talk about God, I'm not necessarily talking about religion.

"I'm not necessarily talking about Benzema, but maybe Nasri, (Franck) Ribery or Cabaye.