Sentence examples for Obligatory viewing from inspiring English sources

This audacious claim has made obligatory viewing of today's thank-athon, in which banks of players and blazered officials will hear the Ryder Cup reaffirm its niceness.

The studio disagreements between Derek Dougan, Malcolm Allison, Bob McNab and others became obligatory viewing, and Hill had invented modern sporting punditry.

Marsh also takes the by now obligatory view of John Lomax as simply an exploiter of the blues and of Leadbelly.

Examines when a response is viewed as obligatory, when is it deemed unnecessary, and by whom; when the intercession is considered fulfilled; and the rationales or assumptions that are employed in assessing interventions.

"They know that it would condemn the journal to death if it were viewed as obligatory or if their investigators had a special in," says Eisen.

That these processing stages unfold automatically just by viewing a face suggests that the perception of mind may be an obligatory perceptual inference consistent with Helmholtz's "unconscious inferences" [37].

In the USA, interpersonal responsiveness and caring was viewed as less obligatory and more of a personal choice [ 18].

They are part of a growing fraternity of the auction-addicted who view these once-obligatory fund-raisers not as a dreaded social obligation but as a fertile hunting ground for bargains, with the added bonus of three-course dinners at the fancier events.

Millennials in particular (the enormous generation, born 1980-2000, that is quickly becoming dominant in the marketplace) often view commerce and even obligatory business travel as opportunities rather than burdens, due to the adventures that can be had along the way.

Marc L. Hill of PopMatters viewed it as the "obligatory radio song" of the album.

These women viewed sex as either obligatory or as a necessity to prevent or soothe aggression, or brought it up as rape and something that was physically forced upon them.