Sentence examples for said that necessarily from inspiring English sources

In the chapter Of Expression and Interpretation, Boole said that necessarily the class not-X is expressed by 1−x.

To say that psychological properties supervene on physical properties, for example, is to say that, necessarily, everything that has any psychological properties also has physical properties and any two things that have exactly the same physical properties will have exactly the same psychological properties.

Reid Dulberger, EDGE's president and CEO, said that's necessarily not a bad thing.

Professor Massey said that is not necessarily a good thing.

Costabile beat Rodgers with a high shot, but said that was not necessarily planned.

Murray said that did not necessarily make it a less risky proposition to sail.

State Department officials said that would not necessarily mean negotiating with Assad himself.

Today Ari Fleisher, Mr. Bush's press secretary, said that was not necessarily the case.

But the debate commission's executive director, Janet Brown, said that was not necessarily so.

Liberals and Democrats said that was not necessarily a bad thing.

Jeff Landers, a divorce lawyerquoted by Forbes, said that did not necessarily mean Holmes would end up enjoying a $9m-a-year 9m-a-year 9m-a-year settlement