Sentence examples for being indispensible from inspiring English sources

Gloria Steinem presented the award to Taymor, noting The Lion King and Spiderman director's genius and remarking at the current scandal about the producers ousting her from the project and refusing to pay her. "She's being mildly punished for being indispensible;" Steinem's humor -- the Ms. magazine founder had at one point written for Saturday Night Live -- was dead on.

Thus no single mechanism or pathway has been implicated as being indispensible to the suppressive function of Tregs.

The Times is indispensible.

He was clear that, ultimately, no one is indispensible.

Intuitive is illusion; nineteen-sixties, being intuitive was indispensible.

"We read and write because it matters, the life of the heart and mind is indispensible.

It is also expected to say that paramilitary decommissioning is indispensible to a lasting peace.

Unfortunately best doctor is indispensible, doesn't need sleep and doesn't leave work unfinished for colleagues to sweep up.

Regular purchases of food needed to sustain a dozen people over months were indispensible and impossible to conceal.

But both men say their experiences with a range of drugs are indispensible in helping their members.

In addition, the use of geographic information systems (GIS) has been indispensible in expanding the scope of cartographic subjects.