Sentence examples for imperatives in from inspiring English sources

There were no imperatives in his voice.

Are imperatives in song often a cry to be loved?

(Draw your own conclusions about the larger American imperatives in Iraq).

There are two imperatives in making this stew, which is loosely based on gumbo.

Kakutani has argued that for Tyler these represent "the two imperatives in American life".

Bringing an end to conflict, poverty, hunger and disease are goals and moral imperatives in their own right.

Which gives you a flavor of the seriousness and territorial imperatives in the writing of the books.

This says far more about political imperatives in Whitehall than it does about realities on hospital wards.

Familiar answers include the recent recession, the political influence of the fossil fuel industries, and economic development imperatives in countries undergoing industrialization.

The Song jaw is Wilson's ancient Asian reminder of the cultural and technological imperatives in the mixture of circumstances that in time produced our modern kitchen.

Guantánamo should be closed, now, for all the "policy imperatives in favor of closure" that Ms. Daskal alludes to but does not spell out.