Sentence examples for necessary telling from inspiring English sources

I mean the freedom to do what you want -- including, if necessary, telling your boss to drop dead.

On Monday, Mr. Bashir insisted that a military approach to the dispute was necessary, telling troops in Heglig that there would be no talks with the South Sudanese because they "do not understand anything but the language of the gun and ammunition," news agencies reported.

Yet Coolidge demonstrated that he was willing to risk his job to do what was necessary, telling one official during the strike: "It does not matter whether I am elected or not".

But shadow home secretary Diane Abbott said this was not necessary, telling BBC Radio 4's The World at One Mr Jarvis "clearly has not been talking to many people in Europe" if he thought changes could be made to EU free movement rules while being involved with the single market.

So here we are, long after it should no longer be necessary, telling people -- in the New York Times, no less -- that fruit is good for them.

If antibiotics are necessary, tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or a family history of one.

It is a recognition of how tough this task is going to be that McDonnell feels it necessary tell the party conference on Monday that a future Labour government would live within its means.

It doesn't take place during a World War, the story doesn't necessary tell a good vs. evil tale and most of the fire fights take place in the Middle East.

"I hope tonight there is the same kind of action as when the Darren Wilson non-indictment came out," Shanta Driver, national chair of By Any Means Necessary told HuffPost.

If the woman responded affirmatively to the opening question, she would be asked to elaborate on her experience, using an incident of her choice if necessary: Tell me what he did that made you feel uncomfortable.

If someone really bothers or scares you, don't be afraid to be firm and, if necessary, tell someone.