Sentence examples for indeed indispensable from inspiring English sources

These are sensible, indeed indispensable, goals.

Anyone who understood the supreme, indeed, indispensable, value of the fixer would make sure that credit was given.

While I am fascinated by the linguistic exuberance of the vox populi, I'd be the first to argue that having prescriptive rules is desirable, indeed indispensable, in many arenas of writing.

Thus linking a generalised, malign representation of Judaism to either the control of economic resources (Jew bankers etc) or to a critique of economic power structures (communist/Jewish conspiracies) becomes a useful – indeed indispensable – tool for established elites, some of which may, indeed, include individual Jews.

Aware that the idea of an unwritten constitution has been abused by judges and scholars on both the left and right, Amar insists that the idea itself is sound — indeed indispensable to the cause of constitutional fidelity — and needs rescuing from its abusers.

The role of local authorities in this direction is critical and indeed indispensable.

Indeed, the indispensable nature of smartphones and laptops is part of the reason some activists feel so drawn to this campaign.

Since Hertz and Marconi invented the first antenna, it has becoming more and more important in social life, and now, it is indeed an indispensable part of our daily life [3].

At the key stage in the causal chain, namely, when the mind makes a judgment that such and such thing is an instance of blue, error (bhrānti) comes in and indeed is indispensable: the mind must supposedly be seduced into thinking that its mental content, i.e., the representation of non-non-blue, is not just merely mind-created, but pertains to the world.

Notably, active metabolites derived from PUFA indeed play indispensable roles in the development of inflammation [ 44].

"His contribution was important, indeed it was indispensable," said Sumption.