Sentence examples for yes not necessarily from inspiring English sources

CQ: Yes, not necessarily to be an elected official, but always to work in politics.

The short answer is "yes", though not necessarily straight away.

It's interesting, yes, but not necessarily illuminating.

Actually, the answer is probably still yes, but not necessarily by selling it.

Delicious yes, but not necessarily what I want to do after having just spent 48 hours cooking up a storm.

Upon closer inspection many of the documents were carbon copies or on onion skin paper – thin and fragile, yes, but not necessarily disintegrating into the ether.

Then Thurston sent Slater over for the late winner to ruin that theory, but the basic premise still holds: the Aussies are brilliant, yes, but not necessarily unbeatable.

Roiphe accuses the legal scholar Susan Estrich of slipping "her ideas about the nature of sexual encounters into her legal analysis" in "Real Rape," her study of acquaintance rape and the law one such idea being that women are so powerless that even "yes" does not necessarily constitute consent to sex.

So one, we said brains, yes, but not necessarily.

When asked if Hollywood Animals had received a lot of strange calls from San Francisco lately, the woman on the phone said yes, but not necessarily for tigers.

If you only asked them to hang out, keep in mind that a "yes" does not necessarily mean they are romantically interested in you.