Sentence examples for Consider it indispensable from inspiring English sources

But even people who may have shared his objections to the theater complex's brutalist gray concrete exterior now consider it indispensable to London's landscape and have developed affection for it.

Pfleiderer considered it indispensable to have conceptual clarity about the underlying and underived basis of religion from which all else in religious life follows.

Paul Samuelson, an economist, called this the "ergodic hypothesis" and considered it indispensable to making economics a hard science.The trouble is that economics cannot be made into a hard science, because of the reflexive interaction between the participants' thinking and the actual state of affairs.

Husserl himself believed that such studies require a previous suspension of belief ("epochē") in the reality of these phenomena, whereas others consider it not indispensable but helpful.

This is a common practice at tech companies — some consider it absolutely indispensable to product development.

Faison doubled down on the American barbecue theme with a great all-American beverage program, a lengthy list of domestic wine, beer, cider and whiskey featuring boutique bourbons and ryes, and the sole exception being Mexican tequila, which is fair enough since some folks consider it an indispensable barbecue condiment.

Those of us who hold Turner Classic Movies dear — who consider it the one indispensable channel among the 200 or 500 or 1,000 snaking into our televisions — don't necessarily watch it very often.

She found that the sword was the property of the Junior League's steward, who considers it an indispensable item of cutlery in these stirring times.

Even though Showalter had praise for Soriano, one Rangers official said the team did not consider him indispensable and would always listen to trade offers for him.

Even now, most people consider human will indispensable for any muscular definition of evil.

Its leaders never acted, the report said, because many considered him indispensable.