Sentence examples for called indispensable from inspiring English sources

Both he and his wife carry pagers and cellphones, which Dr. Marino called indispensable.

In a book called "Indispensable: When Leaders Really Matter," from 2012, Mukunda applied this reasoning to the Presidency.

A1 U.S. Voice for U.N. Support With President Clinton preparing to visit New York this week for a meeting of world leaders at the United Nations, the American ambassador, Richard C. Holbrooke, said that the United States must focus more on its relations with the organization, which he called "indispensable" to American foreign policy.

With President Clinton preparing to visit New York this week for a meeting of world leaders at the United Nations, the American ambassador, Richard C. Holbrooke, said on Saturday that the United States must focus more on its ties with the organization, which he called "indispensable" to American foreign policy.

Manager Joe Torre has called him indispensable.

The Middle East expert Dennis Ross called him indispensable at times, but also "probably part con man".

But what James Madison called the "indispensable" power to impeach should not be allowed to atrophy, as has Congress's power to declare war.

Jeff Hughes called it "indispensable to anyone who teaches, researches or is just interested in the history of modern science and the contemporary world".

And both were "driven by the belief that because of its tremendous power and ideals," the United States — what Ms. Albright called the "indispensable nation" — had "a unique role to play in the world".

Purdum, a correspondent in the Washington bureau of The Times, deftly draws together his reporting -- and the work of dozens of his colleagues -- into what Michael Lind, writing in the Book Review, called "an indispensable guide to understanding the causes, conduct and consequences of the war in Iraq".

Joseph Romm is founding editor of ClimateProgress.org, which New York Times columnist Tom Friedman called the "indispensable blog".