Sentence examples for indispensable because from inspiring English sources

It was to be called Dalí's Bottoms of the Sea, and the plural was deliberate and indispensable, because, as Dalí pointed out, the bottoms of the sea signified in surrealism the bottoms of man's mind, and everybody knew that there was no end to them.

Watterson claims he named the books the "Essential, Authoritative, and Indispensable" because, as he says in The Calvin and Hobbes Tenth Anniversary Book, the books are "obviously none of these things".

Subs see their craft as indispensable because too many writers produce work that is inaccurate, ungrammatical, misspelled and libellous.

"They have become indispensable because they can remove the need for permanent civil servants and support the more political roles of ministers".

According to one account, Acheson once said that Mr. Battle was indispensable because he had "nerves of steel, a sense of purpose and a Southern accent".

Together, these tests proved indispensable because they allowed the scientists to sequence and copy very short fragments of DNA taken from crime scenes.

It has been indispensable partly because it has remained intimate.

My father said that a guide was not an indispensable thing, because my grandfather knew a beefy amount from his years at Heritage Touring.

Another passenger, Jose Wee, 63, a candle manufacturer, said he now visited Basilan freely to sell his products — an indispensable item because of the frequent blackouts here.

"Roast Chicken" is one of those rare cookbooks that, once opened, becomes indispensable — perhaps because it takes so many of the dishes you thought you had already mastered and, quite simply, does them that much better.

But it remains for me London's most indispensable theatre because of its tenacious and single-minded belief that, whatever the interpretative skills of the director, designer, actor or sound engineer, in the beginning, and irreplaceably, is the dramatist's word. 1.