Sentence examples for necessarily wholly from inspiring English sources

That isn't necessarily wholly accurate, but it seems to be working.

There is something that isn't necessarily wholly positive about acclaim – it can be deafening.

"And I'm not entirely sure that inviting President Sisi to the United Kingdom is necessarily wholly appropriate at this time, until these issues are properly addressed and there is some accountability for the conduct of the operation of 2013 and the conduct of policy since".

"Remix: New Modernities in a Post Indian World," an exhibition at the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian, argues that for many young artists, being Indian does not necessarily wholly determine who or what they are and does not oblige them to work in a certifiably Indian style.

In terms of Baethge et al.'s first point, the main reason for this discrepancy may be that our review and their work, in essence, answer distinct though not necessarily wholly mutually exclusive questions.

There were some problems expressed with practices signing up but not necessarily wholly committed.

A strict actualist, then, as we might put it, believes that, necessarily, all possibilities are either wholly general or, at most, are directly about actually existing individuals only.

That concept is not necessarily a wholly positive development.

It was not necessarily a wholly unwelcome message for Mr. Rehn.

Several experts said that PCP could not necessarily be wholly blamed for the crimes with which Mr. Price is charged.

Early signs, not necessarily attributable wholly to Klinsmann's regime, suggest that the domestic league, at least, is contributing more players to the national team.