Sentence examples for all imperative from inspiring English sources

Loose-fit legs, square bib front and those satisfyingly clippy clasps are all imperative.

The company will keep buffers around streams and leave behind snags, large trees and big logs, all imperative to wildlife.

This year, in a bid to regain my mirth, I have a co-written a new pantomime, a satirical retelling of the story of Dick Whittington (called, in this version, Ricky Whittington so as to eschew all imperative to include dick jokes) with my friend-collaborator of 10 years, Daran "Jonno" Johnson.

As a matter of fact, nanotechnology is making progress through all imperative fields of engineering and science, and scientists are revolutionizing all the industries and human lives by designing things capable of working on the smallest scale length, atom by atom [1].

A careful physical examination, including palpation of the temporal arteries, accompanied by an accurate medical history and laboratory data are all imperative for the diagnosis of GCA [ 12, 16].

But how in the world can I expect my children to develop that all-imperative sense of whimsy that the world will later beat out of them if I do not invite a multitude of fairies to take up residence in my yard?

For now, though, and against all imperatives of taste and judgment, I do still miss those evil sexist bastards.

Strict adherence to the testimony of observation and experience is the all-important imperative of positivism.

Then she noticed the all-caps imperative at the bottom of the door — "DRINK EAT" — and frowned.

Now there are all the imperatives of a modern hip hotel - plasma TVs, free-standing baths in the bedrooms, organic smellies and WiFi on tap.

All the imperatives are on the other side, but they continue to act on the certainty that the "we" to which they belong cannot do otherwise.