Sentence examples for she necessarily from inspiring English sources

"It's not that she necessarily was clever.

"It's not important that she necessarily sells cookies," she said.

I don't know if she necessarily volunteered for this job so, you know, we don't need to be directing comments at them," he said.

Cash says she was only showing the controversial Queenslander goodwill and that didn't mean she necessarily agreed with statements made by anyone in the chamber.

The Telegraph reported that the former MP Sandra Gidley claimed she told Clegg about her concerns after he became leader in December 2007, but this did not imply she necessarily told him in the two weeks remaining of that year.

This is not, however, the same as saying that she necessarily enjoys spending her days standing stock-still in a place most people try to move through as quickly as possible.

"She didn't come to him because she was necessarily of like mind, although she was coming out of the same political milieu," Mr. Williams said.

It's not that she's necessarily wrong; it's that she just doesn't seem to care whether she's right.

"I don't think she should necessarily be deselected but I think she will be.

And if she is her own entity, can she extricate what she wants to feel from a sister with whom she is necessarily and deeply intertwined?

Nonetheless, I don't think she's necessarily a doctrinarian Democrat.