Sentence examples for they were necessarily from inspiring English sources

At this point, there isn't even evidence that they were necessarily tampered with at all.

I didn't feel they were necessarily bumpy, but I'm sure you'll find some players who will disagree".

Penrose had curated two earlier shows of the artist's work in 1951 and 1955 at the ICA but they were necessarily small-scale affairs.

Melissa Farley, a Transit Authority spokeswoman, said while the Clark Street elevators have occasionally been closed recently, it didn't mean that they were necessarily broken.

Observers from the Organisation of American States and the Caribbean Community said cautiously that they did "not believe these irregularities, serious as they were, necessarily invalidated the process".

Mr. Polshek was more dismissive: "Presidential libraries thus far have been extremely bland and characterless," he said, pointing out that they were necessarily so, as the display of delicate archive materials has required windowless walls and artificially lighted spaces.

Mass communication is not something they're necessarily trained for.

Which is not to say they are necessarily any happier.

Which isn't to say they're necessarily bad insights.

Like all successful works of art, they are necessarily what they are.

"I don't necessarily know who they hire, or if they're necessarily paying them.