Sentence examples for without necessarily learning from inspiring English sources

When they started the film, the director let the actor, essentially a comic by profession, feel his way through material without necessarily learning the lines per se.

If Rudd wasn't enough, another Tory leadership contender in waiting — current foreign secretary Boris Johnson — appears to have an even more butterfingered grasp of digital infrastructure than she does (at least Rudd has taken a lot of meetings with tech firms lately, albeit without necessarily learning a great deal).

Just because someone studies history they are not necessarily learning to be a history teacher.

Passing a test is not necessarily learning: it's a snapshot of one day.

They're not necessarily learning during this down time.

You can learn to use Maya, but you can't necessarily learn how to do good stuff in Maya".

"You can acquire money, but you can't necessarily learn how to live with it.

In the mass, people don't necessarily learn from experience.

And they don't necessarily learn them in engineering school.

Your child will learn to be afraid of you but will not necessarily learn how to behave.

(Notice: you might not necessarily learn the doer of the action in the sentence).