Sentence examples for his necessity from inspiring English sources

"I can feel how much you want me," says the monster to the city, deeply convinced not only of his own beauty but also of his necessity.

This internecine fighting routinely culminating in failure is something he describes as having "the courage to lead," and all the fallout merely confirms his necessity on the national stage.

Second, it affirms his necessity in every sense thus negating the famous doubt of Ibn Kammūna [d. 1284] of the postulation of two necessary existences.

A better known modal example of hybrids is that of the ☐ operator in Łukasiewicz's Ł-modal logic (not that Łukasiewicz used this notation for his necessity operator), which is a hybrid of 1-ary connectives for the 1-place identity and constant-false truth-functions.

In 1777, a convention of Virginia lodges recommended Washington to be the Grand Master of the newly established Grand Lodge of Virginia; however, Washington declined, due to his necessity to lead the Continental Army at a critical stage, and because he had never been installed as Master or Warden of a lodge, he did not consider it Masonically legal to serve as Grand Master.

The average Russian, with 117 rubles ($130) a month, earns enough to pay for his necessities and leave something over.

In 1987, while Weddington completed her law degree, a decent man named Al Campanis uttered his "necessities" blunder on national television, leading Peter Ueberroth to push harder for opportunities for members of minority groups beyond the playing field.

He said he has made several attempts to skirt past authorities to pick up his van stocked with his necessities: diabetes and allergy medication, food stamps, photos and important papers.

"Berate him as we will for not reading our books, Mr. Everyman is stronger than we are, and sooner or later we must adapt our knowledge to his necessities.

If you give him his necessities, then he will love you more then everything.

Nolan is methodical and strategic, and his inner necessity has taken the form of public professionalism.