Sentence examples for yet necessarily from inspiring English sources

Indian war buffs will be absorbed by Mr Philbrick's intelligent, yet necessarily speculative, reconstruction of Custer's reckless encounter.

Yet, necessarily, it is just as vital as the defence-to-attack transition, and the suggestion is that the best teams are getting better at it.

You've not yet necessarily got the experience to pull it off, but you suddenly think: 'I need to make a change'.

They're not yet necessarily deeply on their track toward whatever their path is, but they're no longer in that special moment of being the first-year class whom everybody dotes on".

And then there is the music itself: you are inevitably touching on the most passionate places of the soul with adolescents who do not yet, necessarily, have the emotional equipment to deal with what is being thrown at them.

This approach permits a consideration of material behaviors which are physically relevant to structural steels, yet necessarily omitted in the similar application of a strip-yield model.

Shakespeare is supremely at the service of his characters, yet always, necessarily, asserting himself as a poet.

Therefore, the Democrats did have a sizable, yet not necessarily completely overwhelming, advantage in the weeks leading up to and just after Election Day.

That means that Democrats could attain a majority of Senate seats in November, and yet not necessarily win control of the body.

Fury Road has been popping up in an increasing amount of awards fares of late; it's a strong sign for a film released to such critical adulation, yet not necessarily an immediate contender for the awards circuit.

He has thus developed an ear for what he calls "the perfect MySpace song" — a tune that is immediately catchy, yet not necessarily the strongest from his forthcoming album.