Sentence examples for feeling the imperative from inspiring English sources
On this night, with the beer as with the button, Izzard, feeling the imperative of the audience's collective will, picked up the glass and chugged down the beer in one gulp.
Perry, however, feeling the imperative of making a narrative film out of a theatrical collage, makes concrete and literal everything that Shange merely suggested.
The time to do peace-building is after the war, when people are looking at the wreckage of their lives and communities and feeling the imperatives to rebuild.
Their discussion concludes with the observation that "in the art of theatre, feeling has the imperative, onus, the burden, the responsibility, and the joy, one hopes".
The likely outcome is government by an alliance of the two major parties, each feeling it imperative not to mess with unemployment benefits.
My wife talked about feeling a biological imperative, which I had no answer for.
Over half a century earlier, it was the devastation caused in Europe by World War II which underlay the feeling imperative to build international relationships to guard against any such catastrophe recurring.
In 2009, the Obama administration chose to participate in the council, feeling that it was imperative for states to be held to the expectation that members will "uphold the highest standards" of human rights.
Damasio: That is the critical novelty in "Strange Order". Feelings get their power from the life process itself, from the imperative of homeostasis that was already hard at work in creatures without nervous systems, minds, consciousness or feelings.
Continuity is the imperative.
