Sentence examples for imperative to escape from inspiring English sources
Around this central plotline are arranged a handful of supporting stories: among them, the progress from street-corner thug to police officer of one Ned Narkey and a soap-operatic twist whereby the imperative to escape her lot leads Harry's sister, Sally, to surrender cynically to the affections of the local bookmaker, Sam Grundy.
(Imagine a farmboy-turned-soldier from Idaho saying, "Throughout my youth, my difficult youth, the chief imperative was to escape the domination of my father").
This starting point allows Macfarlane to link his holloway with a long history of fugitives who have taken the strange semi-subterranean tunnels of the holloway, "creating correspondences that survived as a territorial imperative to concealment, escape and encounter".
He ruminated on whether the earth was a recording device and how to escape the territorial imperatives built into DNA.
He argued that if individuals wanted to be truly sovereign (e.g., free from the imperatives of capitalism) they should pursue a "general economy" of expenditure, giving, sacrifice, and destruction to escape determination by existing imperatives of utility.
It was imperative there be an outdoor space, she said, a place to escape from the confines of the hospital.
Since the spaces between the tiles allow air to escape as the mortar sets, it is imperative not to grout until the process is complete.
Welfare recipients are "our fellow Californians", he says, and the state has a "moral imperative" to help them escape from poverty.
Anything to escape La Guardia.
