Sentence examples for necessarily think about from inspiring English sources

The scholars ask you things you wouldn't necessarily think about on a daily basis, so it's fun".

Things like biased algorithms, discriminatory facial recognition systems — these are things that [the] first wave of trainers didn't necessarily think about, but now sustainers think about whether these unanticipated, unintended consequences are something that can be managed.

This book, says Laguna, "asks the reader to slow down and think about the quotidian cultural consumption that frames their lives but that they don't necessarily think about". In a chapter about the internet, Laguna uses viral videos and memes to tell a story about generational tensions within the Cuban community as well as about connections between the island and the United States.

"One thing that people don't necessarily think about too much, at least compared to the business idea itself and getting it running, is where to get the business running.

The commentary track features animators, who frequently point out the little details you wouldn't necessarily think about, like lips needing to be asymmetrical, or bumps in the road during an interior moving vehicle scene.

It's not something that a chef would necessarily think about.

"It does cross your mind, but it's not something I necessarily thought about," Almonte said through an interpreter before Tuesday night's game against the Texas Rangers.

Tibergien's response, she said, was: "'That's great, but how do you measure productivity?' Which is a question that I had not necessarily thought about". This is a small example of how the program has begun to bridge the generations at Pershing.

Watching the show, one necessarily thinks about what has happened in the world, and, especially, in Eastern Europe since the book was written.

To me, it's not necessarily all I think about, but I'm very aware of the huge pool of talent of directors.

Emma Samman of ODI says, "It is not clear that the $1.25-a-day poverty line, the measure upon which this vision of a poverty-free world exists, is necessarily the best way to think about and measure poverty".So charities and others are urging the governments meeting in New York to adopt exacting targets for non-income measures of deprivation.