Sentence examples for found it necessary to write from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: I'm amazed that Pierre Bayard, or anyone else, found it necessary to write a book about "How to Talk About Books You Haven't Read".

Symmachus's oration De ara Victoriae was considered so brilliant that even after 19 years the poet Prudentius found it necessary to write a reply to it.

I wonder if you found that hard to write about, or if you found it necessary to write about, in order to go up to the next level in American politics.

According to those who decoded the worm's genome, evolution has found it necessary to write 18,424 programming instructions, a k a genes, to develop, operate and maintain a worm.

But the fact that Mr. Schardt found it necessary to write the memo, even as "pre-emptive advice," belies his contention that Mr. Gore doesn't have a problem with exaggeration.

Mr. Chaudhry said in the letter, "I have found it necessary to write to you, and others, because during his recent visits to Brussels, Paris, Davos and London General Musharraf has slandered me, and my colleagues, with impunity in press conferences and other addresses and meetings".

Indeed, that the New York Times finds it necessary to write about the influence of Hayek's ideas at all strikes this Hayekian as a hopeful sign.(Photo credit: AFP).

Beloved while eagerly preparing to write you about the salvation we share, I find it necessary to write and to appeal to you to contend for the faith that was once for all entrusted to the saints.

As British rabbis, it is with great regret that we find it necessary to write, yet antisemitism within sections of the Labour party has become so severe and widespread that we must speak out with one Jewish voice.

By Cora Frazier To the Editors, It is with great shock and humiliation, and depression about the current state of our species, that I find it necessary to write to you today.

It is obscene that in 2016 I feel it necessary to write this list.