Sentence examples for imperative to him from inspiring English sources

It was imperative to him that the food should pass as home-cooked, so he wanted advice on how to achieve such an effect.

Mr. Sterling, the accountant who works in Midtown, said the heightened sense of uncertainty about life and the future made it imperative to him to seize each day as it comes.

But the CEO sees AI as a risk that could potentially affect humanity at large, and his decision to pursue this potential solution likely seems as imperative to him as does the necessity of expanding our intergalactic colonial footprint, or weaning ourselves off of fossil fuels.

The imperative to give him the benefit of the doubt severely delayed our entry into this fray, which has cost many Libyan lives.

He even did a stint at El Centro, the Californian naval air base where Top Gun was filmed, so it's now imperative to imagine him doing the helicopter equivalent of unauthorised flybys of control towers, and creating almost unbearable sexual tension with whoever was the Iceman in his class.

They felt no moral imperative to assist him.

If the animal is in a state of collapse when found, it is imperative to get him to your local veterinarian or an emergency clinic immediately.

"It is imperative to persuade him that the DRC's stability, as well as his own legacy, depends on a democratic transfer of power this year".

Because his party does not control the White House and is the minority in the House, the other leaders had no imperative to pay attention to him.

Frank Williams talks so softly, and with such biting honesty and humour, that it feels imperative to sit so close to him that his hands involuntarily brush mine when he becomes animated.

Yet he is owed $21.7 million next season and $23.4 million the season after that, which makes it imperative to get production from him.