Sentence examples similar to acknowledgment of necessity from inspiring English sources
Mr. Stinson named a painting of an almost glistening drive-in "The Necessity for Ruins," in acknowledgment of Mr. Jackson's book "The Necessity for Ruins" (1980), in which the writer said that after a golden age of harmonious beginnings there "ensues a period when the old days are forgotten and the golden age falls into neglect".
President Obama's depiction of just wars is not, fundamentally, contradictory to President Carter's acknowledgment of war as an occasional necessity, but one wonders how much less hawkish it might have been had he not been on the defensive.
National strategic policy regarding pandemic influenza makes no explicit acknowledgment that standards of care will decrease or that allocation of scarce resources will, of necessity, demand rationing.
The exhibition halls, of necessity unadorned inside, are clad in red-orange metal panels, which I take as Fuksas's acknowledgment that, since the halls are too big to disappear, you may as well have some fun with them.
It has changed, of necessity.
Out of necessity, improvement.
It was born out of necessity.
It is of necessity a collective thing.
"This is a war of necessity.
Many ideas are born of necessity.
