Sentence examples for critical something from inspiring English sources
It must be relevant, useful, practical, critical — something that helps with fund-raising as well.
That critical something is to seize control of America's gun control debate from the National Rifle Association and its political mouthpieces.
The need to identify these gaps and complement them with expertise is critical – something we have found when working with large networks of volunteers during the Haiyan and Nepal responses.
Butler claims that interference from above in the region, while varying in degrees, is constant and that developing a relationship with an Asian owner is critical – something that Steve Kean seemed to realise very quickly when Venky's took over Blackburn Rovers.
Maggie stood near the stage as the critic Walton Muyumba read the citation, concluding, "She lends critical theory something that it frequently lacks, namely, examples drawn from real life, real art-making, and real bodies".
Notice ��� and this is critical — that something happens, no matter how trivial, in each scene excerpted here.
Understanding the restrictions to your stroke which the suit produces is critical and something that can only be appreciated by training sessions in, ideally, an open-water lake.
In some ways, the book's receiving an award reflects the role that Moretti has played in securing a permanent seat at the table for a new critical paradigm — something that happens only rarely.
Friends tell me I should be more critical of something that is really just a new and more complicated way to watch "Walker, Taxas Ranger" reruns, and I'm sure I soon will be.
I asked him if he had ever suffered a critical setback, something that had rocked him to his foundation and taught him some sort of lesson in his relatively young life.
