Sentence examples for indispensable accomplishments from inspiring English sources

The Tale of Genji captures the image of a unique society of ultrarefined and elegant aristocrats, whose indispensable accomplishments were skill in poetry, music, calligraphy, and courtship.

His considerable accomplishment included probably indispensable contributions to the civil-rights movement and to the anti-war movement.

Schulz takes back that meager praise, and of course, she leaves out entirely Thoreau's greatest accomplishments, which made him indispensable to America and the world.

The waka, consisting of 31 syllables, was an indispensable part of the daily lives of the aristocracy, and proficiency in verse making was counted an essential accomplishment for a courtier.

Indispensable, then.

It is indispensable.

Lopez now seems indispensable.

Indispensable, and overwhelming.

But he seems indispensable.

"She became indispensable".

It may be indispensable.