Sentence examples for indispensable to all from inspiring English sources

The Kokinshū set the precedent for later court anthologies, and a knowledge of its contents was indispensable to all poets as a guide and source of literary allusions.

The Septuagint has survived as the most valuable work in the history of translation and continues to be indispensable to all biblical studies.

"The ultimate aim of any creative activity is building… architects, sculptors, painters, we all must become craftsmen again… no essential difference exists between the artist and the craftsman, the artist is a craftsman of heightened awareness… but the basis of craftsmanship is indispensable to all artists.

Nonetheless, metaphysical views form an indispensable background to all science.

Essentialists stressed those human experiences that they believed were indispensable to people of all time periods.

Ivan March, Edward Greenfield, Robert Layton and Paul Czajkowksi choose recordings "indispensable to one or to all of us".

Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin told Parliament today that "it is indispensable to be vigilant against all displays of anti-Americanism, which would be unacceptable".

While not indispensable to reductive dehalogenation across all G. lovleyi strains, pSZ77 may play an indirect adaptive role in PCE respiration in strains SZ and KB-1.

In particular, she suggests that we ought not have ontological commitment to all the entities indispensable to our best scientific theories.

One must have ontological commitments to all entities that are indispensable to the best scientific theories, and to those entities only (commonly referred to as "all and only").

The parties, in short, are all but indispensable to the effective functioning of America's democracy, and will remain so, regardless of how they are funded.