Sentence examples for imperative out from inspiring English sources

The anxiety of forgetfulness crosses her brow in a flutter; she hesitates before speaking, and then, gathering her breath, pulls an imperative out of the cobwebs.

(Unfortunately for two legislators who got caught up in staffer sex scandals a few years ago — and fortunately for tabloid readers downstate — this imperative turned out to be a porous one).

So, as we will see later, it is imperative carrying out measurements at some 0.1 Hz's.

In a way, historical imperative played out in the mixed reaction to the new Reid building – a modern Tetris puzzle of glass blocks criticised by some as an unworthy neighbour – and concerns for the welfare of The Mac as a dear, aged citizen.

It's no big deal.' " Despite his disclaimer, the dominating themes of Mamet's work — the sense of not belonging, the imperative of speaking out, the betrayal by authority — evolve directly out of his childhood.

It's no big deal.' " [cartoon id= aa95"] Despite his disclaimer, the dominating themes of Mamet's work — the sense of not belonging, the imperative of speaking out, the betrayal by authority — evolve directly out of his childhood.

The dilemmas and choices we face are also intertwined with the way wider traditions, expectations and imperatives play out in our respective sectors.

Some might side with Immanuel Kant, the 18th century German philosopher known for his "categorical imperatives," pointing out that ethics is duty-based and individuals should "do the right thing" on all occasions regardless of the consequences.

It is imperative that out-of-country training be restricted to where it is absolutely necessary and that flexible, in-country training programmes be further developed.

For once, a moral imperative also turns out to be a financial imperative.

But the imperative is turning out to be a two-way one.