Sentence examples for necessarily the truth from inspiring English sources

"Was it necessarily the truth?

And it's not necessarily the truth.

They may be the answer, but it seems Die Antwoord is not necessarily the truth.

This was how the wooing of his next major love interest was widely reported, but it's not necessarily the truth.

And live, when a life without football is nothing?" It is a beautiful sentiment, but it is not necessarily the truth.

Leo's health deteriorates along with the marriage, and in her only moment of self-indulgence, Harrington writes: "if only he had stood up to me" – though she acknowledges that the story "is my truth, which is not necessarily the truth".

"They don't necessarily want the truth".

We love to tell stories, and don't necessarily let the truth get in the way of a narrative.

It may be that show trials can be good politics... but good politics don't necessarily serve the truth".

"They spent a lot of time trying to run me down and not necessarily telling the truth," Mr. Obama said.

If anything, the war of statistics shows the data may not lie, but they may not necessarily tell the truth either.