Sentence examples similar to indispensible book from inspiring English sources

Rather, it's a list of the 10 most indispensible books if you're researching a novel about a drunk sportswriter on a madcap quest to find a forgotten Sri Lankan cricket genius – a selection of books that I've loved, studied and stolen from.

Thackeray also gave the English language an indispensible term in The Book of Snobs.

It's not a sentimental bond – it's an indispensible bond.

It's one of the most exciting arguments I've ever read that a book that at first glance seems unappetizing is in fact indispensible.

The Times is indispensible.

Understanding Power: The Indispensible Chomsky.

Next, become indispensible within the organisation.

He was clear that, ultimately, no one is indispensible.

Intuitive is illusion; nineteen-sixties, being intuitive was indispensible.

Nowhere else can a plain pedestrian feel so indispensible.

Perhaps they play an indispensible role in reproduction.