Sentence examples for imperative at once from inspiring English sources
In time, this imperative — at once protean, libertarian, and egoistic — would gird the edifice of Western individualism.
This is the "territorial imperative" that green critics celebrate, at once persuasive and inhumane.
"There's a definite populist imperative at a house party once it gets going.
But from a British perspective, the law was a calculated effort to meet the imperatives of a global empire, at once regulating the East India Company and serving American consumers.
Some of its artificiality can be chalked up to the usual mainstream filmmaking imperatives, like stars who are at once recognizably real and prettier, thinner and sleeker, with whiter teeth and glossier skin, like the operative for the Drug Enforcement Agency played here by Paula Patton.
Survival is at once impossible and imperative, and creativity combined with practical knowledge -- depicted in a scientifically realistic way in The Martian -- are the only hope.
You're looking at an era where it's imperative to draft well and improve your team incrementally sometimes, rather than going crazy all at once".
He was at once a great artist and a great entrepreneur, who somehow insured that business imperatives never compromised his artistic values.
Scholars examining this trend tend to diagnose it at once as techno positivist in its insistence on design yoked to quantifiable variables and computational modeling and, alternatively, as an imperative integral to realizing ecologically sustainable innovation.
