Because of the peculiar nature of this planetary element, there was always, in Model T, a certain dull rapport between engine and wheels, and even when the car was in a state known as neutral, it trembled with a deep imperative and tended to inch forward.
And we have deeper imperatives that gossip fulfils.
This "band of multi-generational misfits and iconoclasts [are] working to upend and reinvent traditional artistic techniques and approaches motivated by a deep, compelling imperative to subvert traditions and expectations".
The success of The Nude in the 1950s and 60s, before the sensational success of Civilisation, and before the critics, led by John Berger, turned on him, possibly indicates the deep and unconscious imperatives behind the Anglo-American passion for culture.
Ten actors play 26 roles woven into the 80-year period, their couplings creating as many roadblocks as bridges for family members and deep-rooted cultural imperatives.
As a result, a deep foundation was imperative.
In this context, the favourite was Nick Mallett of the Southern Hemisphere and, maybe, a deeper feel for the imperatives of cutting-edge international rugby.
Just as superheroes have a why to their mission and artists create for a deep intrinsic reason it's imperative that you develop a deeply rooted why to help you get to the gym on a consistent basis.
One day in midperformance, Ollie, responding to a deep-seated biological imperative, made for the stump.
Because we, the people, are truly united -- by the love of family -- in our deep devotion to the common imperatives of our humanity.
