Sentence examples for imperatives appear from inspiring English sources

The possibilities for policy based on moral imperatives appear infinite; a raft of new think tanks would need to be created for a start.

In The Hague, these imperatives appear very well understood.

You imagined what it must be like on the other end of that picture, how much technology you needed to make something so primal and imperative appear on a glass tube.

This imperative appears repeatedly in the Koran.

This imperative appears in very different kind of dreams, but there is no coherence between these dreams.

Ira Berkow focuses on the football culture, where the imperative to appear tough can overrule common sense ("In Plain Talk, There Is an Explanation for Stringer's Death," Aug. 5).

Middle-class problems: Hosting a dinner party By Daisy Stenham A Dinner party is one of those strange social rituals at which it is imperative to appear as unfussed as possible in a desperate attempt to disguise an atmosphere of low-level mania.

In a festive atmosphere, voters greeted relatives and friends they had not seen since the storm and spoke of what they said was the imperative of appearing in person to vote.

Since participants could not know in advance where the imperative stimulus would appear, about half of the saccades during the preparation interval were directed into the opposite direction relative to the subsequent imperative stimulus (and corresponding manual response).

While inference from these associations is limited due to the small number of dust storm days in the study period, it would appear imperative to issue health warnings for these natural events, particularly directed towards vulnerable population groups.

In addition, as the small joints of the hands and feet are most commonly involved in early arthritis and since associated outcome measures of erosive burden are assessed here, acquisition of the synovial membrane from these joints would appear imperative for high-quality translational research.