Sentence examples for indispensable on from inspiring English sources
No, New York political leaders will eventually pronounce themselves indispensable on the South Asian front for one simple reason: local census figures.
The sleep mask, however, was indispensable on those rare occasions when I felt like sleeping.
In addition, and as always, the blog of Bernard Avishai is indispensable on matters Israeli.
Yglesias's blog, by the way, is high on the list of those I find indispensable on a daily basis.
But he added that Mr. bin Laden's capture was indispensable "on principle, for justice and for the innumerable victims of these monstrous attacks".
The novelist and screenwriter William Boyd found Clark indispensable on The Trench (1999), a first world war drama, the first and only feature Boyd directed.
— Robert Simonson The Los Angeles Times: Oh mama, is that ever umami: koji, the savory fungus that's replacing salt as the indispensable add-on in Japan.
France and Germany have made largely self-interested efforts to help Britain feel indispensable – France on defence; Germany on the single currency – with only fleeting success.
Around the world, environmental and human-rights activists added Kayong's death to the tally of violent incidents connected to the production of palm oil, which has quietly become one of the most indispensable substances on Earth.
It is, film people agree, one of the few indispensable books on the movies.
A season that showcased Lundqvist on the national stage at the Winter Classic, the All-Star Game and on HBO as the most indispensable player on the best team in the conference.
