Sentence examples for feel the imperative from inspiring English sources

I understand why the Lib Dems feel the imperative to challenge the notion that they are compliant accomplices marching to Conservative tunes.

Or, conversely, if you decide to prove your independence of mind and go contrarian on her, you'll be aware of the inertia of all that acclaim and feel the imperative to push back with corresponding force.

The angrier they get the more they feel the imperative to get angry.

Well, like a lot of risk-taking entrepreneurs, who feel the imperative of risk to succeed, Allen forged right ahead.

The Phillips does not renounce crowd-pleasing exhibitions and high-profile fund-raising events; like every other museum, it feels the imperative to raise money.

"Because of overall budget constraints we are in a moment where everyone feels the imperative to do more with less," explained Robert Gordon, the budget office's executive associate director.

In any event, the Catholic Church has felt the imperative to change their curricula, and we Jews have not, at least not yet.

Tiny Mix Tapes' Dean wrote that after Far Side Virtual topped The Wires list, "discerning music nerds have felt the imperative to step to either side of a line," and that Herrington's column "amounted to a retraction".

People just don't feel the same imperative about space now.

"Why does she feel the political imperative to tell us this?

Other OPEC members do not feel the same imperative to drive prices lower.