Sentence examples for without necessarily believing from inspiring English sources

As a result, we are capable of responding in a theistic register to Bach, Dante and Chartres without (necessarily) believing in God.

Over the coming weeks, lots of people all over the Western world will take in Christmas rituals, from singing carols to putting angels on trees, without necessarily believing that they are celebrating the Son of God's arrival in the world.

Sensible optimists about the new economy have always understood that most of its benefits will accrue not to producers but to consumers, that you can extol information technology without necessarily believing that its purveyors should be valued at infinite multiples of earnings.

Which is how some people can experience the benefits of the placebo effect without necessarily believing in the treatment itself.

As always with Web video, seeing is not necessarily believing.

Traditional publishers do not necessarily believe that.

I don't necessarily believe it.

It's not that I necessarily believe in the prayer.

But don't necessarily believe his dances' titles.

But she doesn't necessarily believe in adultery.

But I don't necessarily believe there's going to be a big one.