Sentence examples for Great essential from inspiring English sources

The great, essential dramas of father and son, mother and child, brother and brother, were fought out on those pages and gripped my imagination.

He wrote as a Christian, but added that even if he were an atheist and believed in chance, "I should believe that chance had ordered the Jews to preserve and propagate to all mankind the doctrine of a supreme, intelligent, wise, almighty sovereign of the universe, which I believe to be the great essential principle of all morality, and consequently of all civilization".

Norman Mailer probably hated the fact that many of us consider his great, essential narrative to be his "nonfiction novel" about Gary Gilmore, "The Executioner's Song"; the whole long, tragic story is delivered with extraordinary documentary fidelity and restraint, and yet only someone as obsessed as Mailer was with rebellion and possession could have invested the tale with such intensity.

Especially dangerous are those changes that would undermine one of the great, essential pillars of past and future prosperity: the limited-liability corporation.

Sisimondo uses Pierre Laszlo's new book Citrus: A History to demonstrate her point: Laszlo is a chemistry professor who is probably best known for his previous book, Salt: Grain of Life, and has now moved on to one of the next great essential staples, citrus.

"There have been so many great Essential Mixes over the years.

Nevertheless, one of the great essentials and pleasures of quartet playing -- the bounce of distinct personalities in a common field -- was there in full measure.

"NATIONWIDE thinking, nationwide planning and nationwide action are the three great essentials to prevent nationwide crises for future generations," Franklin D. Roosevelt told a crowd of New Yorkers towards the end of America's Great Depression in the 1930s.

It's one of the greatest essential resources in the world," Mr. Sutton said.

But I worried that I was missing out on some great and essential preparation.

"This single great and essential event is not enough on its own to break the old inertia.