Sentence examples for necessarily wanted to from inspiring English sources

It's not the sort of role he necessarily wanted to do.

The person kind of fills in the end of the sentence, saying a little more than he necessarily wanted to".

We had to convince lots of people who had not necessarily wanted to vote that it was important".

But they also knew his quest for order could take him further than they necessarily wanted to go, like his wars on jaywalking and street vendors.

Not a place where some kind of arty misfit or wannabe arty necessarily wanted to live, but rather a place where one such creature could live.

"It wasn't that I necessarily wanted to eat like that," says Lovell, who is about to enter her second year studying philosophy and politics.

"Nor would you necessarily want to".

"Didn't necessarily want to slide, but I had to".

"I wouldn't necessarily want to from what he said".

You remember them fondly without necessarily wanting to go back.

So they don't necessarily want to know everything.