Still, it's remarkable how parental suffering has become central, even essential, to family-themed TV.
Stewart's work on the show has been so central, so essential, that it's hard to imagine American political and comedic culture without it.
They're all things that used to be called "extended vocal techniques" but Monk makes them sound completely natural, central, and essential.
His work on "The Daily Show" has been so central, so essential, that it's hard to imagine American political and comedic culture without it.
A few years ago, a national pollster reported that he had spoken with a large number of Catholics across the nation and found that some were unsure about the central and essential prayer of our faith, the holy sacrifice of the Mass.
Evaluation is deemed as a central and essential activity[35] and a key element[36] in design-oriented research.
For there can surely be few people in this country who now doubt that sport is a central and essential part of cultural life in this country.
Royce states that "the central and essential postulate" of every religion is that "man needs to be saved" (Royce 2001 [1912], 8 9).
It is perhaps more proper to speak of personalism as a "current" or a broader "worldview", since it represents more than one school or one doctrine while at the same time the most important forms of personalism do display some central and essential commonalities.
