Sentence examples for necessarily understand that from inspiring English sources

But often our clients don't necessarily understand that.

"That also costs money, but people giving to us don't necessarily understand that," he said.

And they don't necessarily understand that "you have to pick the right one and spend a little time floundering.

I'm proud of instilling a puritan work ethic into students who arrive and don't necessarily understand that ethic.

School-age children who see guns used on television, in movies or video games "don't necessarily understand that people who are really shot may really die," they said.

"I don't think that they necessarily understand that the majority of our voters care about big issues," he said of his party, which he has been bucking for as long as he has pursued a career in politics.

"When the baby is fussy, they need to help them understand that doesn't necessarily mean they're hungry and need solid foods," she said.

Conversely, children who know enough English to get by do not necessarily understand everything that is going on in the classroom.

And what I think people of color don't necessarily understand is that whites are deeply conflicted and confused and don't really know how to grapple with these things.

No matter how hard you push — and pushing isn't necessarily bad — you have to understand that the cancer and its treatment will push back.

This reference to bowling may not have any scientific or philosophical validity, but it does illustrate the absurdity of trying to understand that which necessarily cannot exist.