Sentence examples for indispensable than from inspiring English sources

Many of us want to believe we're more indispensable than we really are.

But then it is also right that some are more indispensable than others.

Sponsorship secrecy makes BP seem more indispensable than it really is - and our culture must dispense with oil corporations".

"A political solution in Libya is more indispensable than ever and it is beginning to take shape," Prime Minister François Fillon told lawmakers before the vote.

He learned to navigate the corporate morass at Penn Plaza, became so good at it in fact that Checketts found him more indispensable than Grunfeld during 1999's chaotic run toward the finals.

Galkina said Tate could do without BP, considering the deal is likely worth less than 0.5% of its budget, adding: "Sponsorship secrecy makes BP seem more indispensable than it really is – and our culture must dispense with oil corporations".

Vaunting his own obscure novels and commingling his wretched blather about reality and appearances with the refined aperçus of poor Benjamin, who deserves to rest in peace, Henric proceeds to drop more august names in a few pages (Rimbaud, Joyce, Baudelaire, Artaud, Genet, Kafka, Proust, Céline, Lacan, and the indispensable Bataille) than there are drunks in a phone booth.

The SDPP had higher (P<0.05) SID of indispensable AA than EGG or EGG-X.

Electricity is more indispensable now than it was in the 1950s.

Look: Bernanke isn't indispensable, any more than Alan Greenspan or Paul Volcker or William McChesney Martin were.

It is also an argument for making sure that he is less than indispensable to the administration.