Sentence examples for I find necessary from inspiring English sources

Here's what's so frustrating: The word I find necessary is also one that is powerfully useful — for the reasons above — to the many passionate participants in the immigration debate who don't want any "illegals" to ever become "legal".

In any case, I never felt Vidal's sexuality was the point: he told us as much about his romantic life in his first novel, "Williwaw," and in "The City and the Pillar," as I find necessary.

"Then when we entered the room, the only thing out of his mouth was, 'I think the Queen of Denmark must have such things in her castle.' "That was so beautiful and gave this layer to the work I find necessary.

One "feature" that I am not so sure I find necessary, is the colorful and removable bottom plates.

Of meat, milk and fur, it is only the latter that I have found necessary, weathering winters in Russia, Norway, Chicago and back in Blighty.

This is also far below the THC levels that I have found necessary, in my experimental research on dozens of subjects, to induce intoxication: between 40 and 400 nanograms per milliliter.

After a quick search i found the necessary information from one of the reference link you mentioned in the bottom of your page.

It's difficult to relate to -- or to want to relate to -- someone who rejects so thoroughly the self-improvement that I have always found necessary to get good things in life.

In a brief letter, Mr. Kast wrote, "I find it necessary to tender my resignation".

Do I find it necessary to throw out all my chometz (a wasteful gesture) before Passover?

Whereas I find it necessary to fight for certain reasons, the Afghans, historically, if they don't have an invader to fight, they'll fight themselves.