Sentence examples for necessarily thought of from inspiring English sources

"Women's networks you haven't necessarily thought of as strategic are strategic," Kolb said.

"It's not necessarily thought of as big by many people," he told me.

"To be honest, I hadn't necessarily thought of making a career.

Pizza isn't necessarily thought of as healthy food (fat-avoiders shun the cheese; carb-phobes, the crust).

Because young Australians were not as exposed to HIV, Donovan said it was not something they necessarily thought of while travelling.

A man named Ian wrote in an e-mail, "Although I have lived in this area for almost thirty years, I haven't necessarily thought of myself as a Bostonian.

I can't necessarily think of any disadvantages.

You don't necessarily think of Broadway as the light at the end of the tunnel".

You don't necessarily think of a baseball game when you're eating the porgy.

"I don't think people who hear Mijovi would necessarily think of Bon Jovi".

They don't necessarily think of their leaders as extensions of the White House.