Sentence examples for all the requisites from inspiring English sources

"Peter Grimes," in short, has all the requisites of grand opera: love and death, big choruses and ensembles, a mad scene, a storm scene and dollops of local color.

"Ceylon — the radiant, incomparable East," Mark Twain wrote when he paid a brief visit to the island in 1896, and his rhapsodic response to the place was typical of travellers' accounts through the years: All the requisites were present.

Ultimately, since only God has all the requisites to be this kind of imperishable good, the more genuine meaning of good is that which brings us closer to God or make us similar to Him (Theonoston, OO, II, 307b-308a, 313b).

I have no doubt of the constitutionality of the statute under which the property of the complainant has been taken; and as all the requisites of the statute have been complied with, this property has been taken by due course of law, and after making just compensation therefor.

With numerous branches in Paris, Europe, the Middle East and Japan, this shop offers all the requisites for a true, vie en fleurs.

These pathways have all the requisites to be molecular fossils of the RNA world ([ 31, 33, 68]).

Brasse had all the requisite skills.

The screenplay (by Art Marcum, Matt Holloway and Ken Nolan) checks off all the requisite boxes: Precocious kid? Check.

Within a few weeks, I had corralled all the requisite documents except Robert's death certificate.

"I have all the requisite stuff that everyone's been debating about," Dr. Hamer said.

Keys has all the requisite tools: huge ground strokes and a big first serve.