Sentence examples for indispensable lies from inspiring English sources

An ability to make himself seem indispensable lies at the root of Mr. Carney's extraordinary rise, accomplished in just under 10 years, from a position as a midlevel investment banker at Goldman Sachs to the top of the Bank of England.

The books are linked by their ruminations on writing as an indispensable form of lying, and by a deeper, less sardonic pursuit of mental companions and a cosmic judge for their dubious narrators.

A. T., B. P., A. S., A. Y., M. B., A. V. and F. P. lay indispensable technological ground work for the study in developing the small-animal DFCT scanner. A. Y., M. M. and K. H. performed the scans.

Both recent authors show how the lie is indispensable for survival in the natural world: evolution often requires dissembling.

This is probably why the folks at the indispensable basketball blog "Ball Don't Lie" have noted that the Bucks are getting just one nationally televised game this season.

Having a vision, it appears, is a necessary price of entry for this contest, the one indispensable quality any serious candidate must lay claim to.

The problem lies in making U.S. troops an indispensable part of the invasion force, which likely will require us to stay and become an indispensable part of the occupation force as well.

But 12 billion people lie in cemeteries that we thought were indispensable, as my Dad used to say.

Here we have shown that the loop is indispensable in vivo and that the loop's essential role lies in its binding to Dis1/TOG.

While a friend shouldn't coddle you with lies, a true friend should always make you feel needed, important, and even indispensable.

To counter the new empires of lie and perspectival distortion, a renewal of the idea of enlightenment is indispensable.