Sentence examples for felt imperative from inspiring English sources

The undertaking was not easy, she said, but it felt imperative.

But not enough — on either side — that a deal felt imperative.

It also felt imperative to remember again the extraordinary journey Stoute has made over the past 46 years.

It felt imperative that we travel to Shea Stadium when the Dodgers were in town so we could see Park pitch.

I was alone in the gallery, too, and the lack of other patrons, of a docent or guard, removed any felt imperative to move on to the next photograph.

Travel is my favorite stimulant, and while I was writing " The Impossible Exile," a portrait of the Viennese author Stefan Zweig, hunting-and-gathering expeditions to Zweig's far-flung haunts felt imperative.

The brevity of the competition and the subsequent intensity of the matches mean that it feels imperative not to miss a ball.

Frank Williams talks so softly, and with such biting honesty and humour, that it feels imperative to sit so close to him that his hands involuntarily brush mine when he becomes animated.

Nevertheless, with the capital region's arterials and ring roads as choked as they are, it feels imperative to explore anything that has a realistic prospect of reducing the number of cars, while providing something like the same level of service.

I'm struggling with the idea that it feels imperative to change my body in order to feel a stronger sense of self.

This is the reason that becoming aware of whether, where and how we are connected is, I feel, imperative to us finally experiencing the lives we say we desire.