Sentence examples for yet not necessarily from inspiring English sources

She plays with restraint, refinement and a lovely, fluid tone — admirable qualities all, yet not necessarily those most suited to the Prokofiev Third.

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.

First, it added greatly to the pool of low-wage, yet not necessarily unskilled labor that could be tapped for cooperation with labor and capital from the advanced countries.

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.

However, there are other instances in which plants serve as great sources of biological catalysts, yet are not necessarily the best-suited systems for production.

When I say "wheel," I am not yet or not necessarily referring to the technical possibility of the wheel but, rather, rather earlier, to the roundness of a rotating movement, the rondure of a return to self...

The accuracy of expected future events had to be reliable, yet did not necessarily need to be perfect.

Our well educated, middle-class cohort knew about the recommendations, yet did not necessarily believe they applied to their own infant or family unit as each mother-baby dyad was seen as unique.

Yet that is not necessarily the case.