Sentence examples for indispensable new from inspiring English sources

In their indispensable new book A Quiet Word, Tamasin Cave and Andy Rowell explain why corporations want other people to front their campaigns.

Jia's first book, "Jia Xiang," a collection of essays and interviews published in March, is the indispensable new resource for assessing his career and his thinking.

There are times in Michael Slater's indispensable new biography when one simply has to close the book from sheer exhaustion at its subject's expenditure of energy.

If it's a lean week for new DVD releases, that's just as well: there's no competing with this week's classic reissues, beginning with an indispensable new Blu-ray of Ran (Studiocanal, 12).

With him, as usual, was his indispensable new exercise toy: an iPod music player loaded with country and popular rock tunes aimed at getting the presidential heart rate up to a chest-pounding 170 beats per minute.

As David Frum writes in "Comeback," his indispensable new book: "In the face of such a huge fiscal gap, the days of broad, across-the-board, middle-class tax cutting are over".

BLAIR MCMILLEN McMillen, one of New York's indispensable new-music pianists, offers a range of works — several inspired by Bach's Goldberg Variations — by such composers as Joan Tower, Steven Stucky, Barbara White, Fred Hersch, Marco Stroppa, and Derek Bermel.

The show, which runs through February 10th, fills the top floor of the Neue Galerie, the lustrous little museum of early-modern Austrian and German art on the Upper East Side which is barely a year old but already feels like an indispensable New York cynosure.

Such as it is, this makes the fair indispensable to new millionaire buyers with limited artistic knowledge and no autonomy of judgment.

As an extra read, TommyTraddles recommends the indispensable, lovely New Yorker magazine features by Joseph Mitchell, collected in Up in the Old Hotel.

Richard Jones is editor of the indispensable Saddleworth News.