Sentence examples for as imperatives from inspiring English sources

"We used to experience morality as imperatives.

Meanwhile, far away in South Carolina, the world's most renowned civil rights leader plans his next campaign: for a Poor People's Army to march on Washington, setting poverty alongside racism as imperatives for reform.

The other adults use more Commands, including more congruent Commands (expressed as imperatives) than the teachers.

Humans will recognize as imperatives the injunction to seek peace, and to do those things necessary to secure it, when they can do so safely.

It is common knowledge that the demands of morality are often enough overridden by other persuasive demands, such as imperatives of self-interest, careerism, political advantage and friendship.

It is noted whether these realizations are congruent or not; for example, in discourse in general Commands are typically realized as imperatives, so it is noteworthy if they are expressed in other ways.

It is not just a matter of more investment, as imperative as that is.

She shrugs, and refers to How To Give No Fucks once again: as most members of marginalised groups realise, this is often as imperative as fighting back.

For him, modern art — meaning Picasso, above all — constituted a tradition with formal structures as imperative as perspective was in Renaissance art and chiaroscuro was in Baroque.

He also took exception to the idea, voiced by several people in the meeting, that intervening in manufacturing was as imperative as stabilizing the financial industry.

It may be possible — and it seems as imperative as ever — to use the final crumbling of Damascus as a way to deliver full-scale humanitarian aid, perhaps under a peacekeeping mandate.