Sentence examples for imperatives itself from inspiring English sources

However, the notion of logistical imperatives itself is not precisely defined, and can take many forms.

But, clearly, much work will have to be done to realize that imperative itself.

Generational imperatives trumped evidentiary ones.

As you stood there, watching the river, an imperative communicated itself to you.

Barbara Herman has urged philosophers to "leave deontology behind" as an understanding of Kant's moral theory on the grounds that the conception of practical reason grounding the Categorical Imperative is itself a conception of value.

"Protecting children from abuse is not only a moral imperative in itself, but fundamental to achieving the world's long-term development goals," Bellamy said.

"Protecting children from abuse is not only a moral imperative in itself but fundamental to achieving the world's long-term development goals," she said.

"Artists rarely create for the muse, to win or keep the Muse's love and admiration," Ms. Prose writes, "but rather for themselves, for the world, and for the more inchoate and unquantifiable imperatives of art itself.

Cain's lived addiction brought together several driving forces — the allure of the tortured artist spinning darkness into gold, and the stress of being a black man in a country that had co-signed on the notion of his criminality before he was born — but dissecting these motivations in his novel wasn't enough to liberate him from the physical imperatives of dependence itself.

But what really makes reporting on itself imperative is that The Times so aggressively covers its peers.

And while Barbara may just look like she's letting down her defenses, what you witness is the revelation of a moral imperative that is itself profoundly political.