Sentence examples for feels no imperative from inspiring English sources
Remorseless, he feels no imperative to do so.
That sounded vaguely Biden-like, suggesting Ryan feels no imperative to impose his moral convictions on those who disagree.
They felt no moral imperative to assist him.
Young women felt an imperative, a political duty, to understand their desire and responses, to explore their own pleasure, to recognize sexuality as something rising from within.
Climate change is a global problem: if countries are not confident that others are addressing it, they will not feel an imperative to act themselves.
Johnson said the Lions' medical and training staff featured "good people" who nevertheless felt an imperative to get players "back on the field" as quickly as possible.
It will be interesting to see if Yahoo or Ask follow suit and feel any imperative to do something really interesting.
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.
Yet, when we become silent curators of the world around us, we run the risk of distancing ourselves from our subjects so completely that we no longer feel the moral imperative to act.
