Sentence examples for fact indispensable from inspiring English sources

It is useful in practice to distribute an artist's works, for purposes of publication, into these classes, putting lyrics in one volume, dramas in another, poems in a third and romances in a fourth; and it is convenient, in fact, indispensable, to refer to works and groups of works by these names in speaking and writing of them.

For a defense of the notion of 'everything', and an argument that this notion is not only coherent but in fact indispensable, see Williamson (2003).

Given the time to back off and apologize — and not for the last time — Russell remained a vital player and in fact proved indispensable in two key playoff games that spring: Game 7 against Baltimore and Game 5 of the finals against the Lakers.

He argues that mathematics is, in fact, not indispensable to empirical science.

We present a formal definition of redundancy and show that seemingly redundant rules can in fact be indispensable.

The first, developed by Field (1980) and Balaguer (1998a), is based on the claim that mathematics is, in fact, not indispensable to empirical science — i.e., that our empirical theories can be nominalized, or reformulated in a way that avoids reference to abstract objects.

They work together very well: in fact they're indispensable to each other, and when marking my place I would interleave the two, relevant page to relevant page.

I don't use my drive that much, but in fact it's indispensable even when I have enough USB drives to fill all my pockets.

That is not just a statement of the obvious but an indispensable clinical fact.

So did the fact that she proved indispensable to Mr. Baker, entwining her career with his across more than a decade and two Republican administrations.

They grew so indispensable, in fact, that after taking delivery of a shipment of drugs, they could retroactively bargain down the price.