Sentence examples for as a necessary act from inspiring English sources
Instead, imperialism is presented as a necessary act of deliverance.
Driven by the fear that his own son will stop loving and respecting him, he sees his aggressive behavior as a necessary act of self-defense.
The new histories suggest that the war was welcomed in 1914, and particularly by the literate classes, as a necessary act of hygiene, a chance to restore seriousness of purpose after the two trivial decades of the Edwardian Belle Époque.
He had vowed to amend the treaty, but in the end he settled for a parallel "growth pact" and then pushed the bill on his own party as a necessary act to preserve European unity and the euro.
Even if they admitted that it was a far from ideal strategy, many I spoke to defended the government's actions as a necessary act of deterrence, an effective show of strength.
I prefer to say, "Blessings as you go!" It's dicey to say, hard to hear and runs the risk of sounding flippant, yet I see it as a necessary act of truth-telling for the sake of the Church: "Blessings as you go".
It is a necessary act of philanthropy, as is the peculiarly local flavor each major MFA program acquires over time, so that the flow of writers in and out of the program is supposed to be a boon to the community, which may come and join in appreciation of the invited masters and be a part of the ongoing celebrations from time to time.
Just as Antin went through this sacrificial act of starving, I thought [taking steroids] was a necessary act".
I answered, 'I'm surprised it took you so long.' My friends and I mock each other as a necessary balancing act.
In a statement from the judging panel, The Natural Way of Things was described as "a riveting and necessary act of critique" that "carries us from a nightmare of helplessness and despair to a fantasy of revenge and reckoning".
