Sentence examples for a useful indispensable from inspiring English sources

"Our national life," wrote Prus, "will take a normal course only when we have become a useful, indispensable element of civilization, when we have become able to give nothing for free and to demand nothing for free".

Thus linking a generalised, malign representation of Judaism to either the control of economic resources (Jew bankers etc) or to a critique of economic power structures (communist/Jewish conspiracies) becomes a useful – indeed indispensable – tool for established elites, some of which may, indeed, include individual Jews.

If politics is a conversation, it's a useful, even an indispensable, conversation, because ritualizing the argument gives it form, makes it part of a public idiom... Politics is much more often a conversation among people of remarkably similar temperament who make ineffectual, sympathetic noises while waiting until the last possible moment to make unavoidable changes.

HDX MS has been a useful, some would argue indispensable, technique for this purpose.

According to Frances Spalding, in her indispensable illustrated introductory guide, The Bloomsbury Group (2005), the term is merely a useful "collective title for a group of friends".

On top of that, as a useful by-product of this tireless activity, she pollinates the plants she visits, making her indispensable to farmers.It is difficult to think how a bee could be more useful.

Initially kept away from the serious action, Nem soon became indispensable to Lulu's operation, thanks to his level-headedness and gift for organisation (magazine distribution had given him a useful grounding in logistics).

Anyway, a useful lesson.

Technology is a useful ally.

A useful rape analogy.

It is a useful firewood.