Sentence examples for are not always indispensable from inspiring English sources
Heavily footnoted, complete with bibliographical references that are not always indispensable, these read like excerpts from doctoral dissertations.
There are times when you need to take an orchestra, who really are lions in their den, and whip them into shape – but a conductor is not always indispensable.
They are not always peaceful.
The impact of the investigated parameters indicates this assumption is not always correct; the general solution appears indispensable for realistic simulation.
This is not always appropriate.
This is called the "gig line" and, while it's not always something you'll want to spend the time and effort getting just right, for the most professional look possible, it's indispensable.
"The Americans are not indispensable".
Now, it's not an indispensable country.
ALTHOUGH serious composition was not considered an indispensable trade in mid-20th-century England, Benjamin Britten, with characteristic understatement, always expressed the hope that his music would at least be thought of as useful.
"Ecologically, the bear is not indispensable," he said.
