Sentence examples for it necessary to try from inspiring English sources

Your audience becomes your mum, and you feel it necessary to try to shock her.

The Bush administration may find it necessary to try to restrain Israel from pursuing Al Qaeda internationally, should that organization prove the culprit in Thursday's attacks.

In some, it might, and I can see why many at Vatican II thought it necessary to try to reinvigorate worship.

Some commentators have felt it necessary to try to use neuro-scientific evidence to underpin arguments for early education.

And he adds "the fact that Gary finds it necessary to try to create conflict surrounding the existence of the conversation is exactly why we would prefer not to have a conversation with him".

For all the far-right views and apologia being aired, only Foges felt it necessary to try to deal with the historical legacies she was conjuring up, albeit with a jokey disclaimer: "Just as the old chestnut about Mussolini making the trains run on time hardly excuses fascism, so bold leadership does not excuse brutality".

It's necessary to try other approaches, he added.

It was necessary to try to understand Charles Ng to defend him.

For dessert, it was necessary to try the chocolate mousse, which was dark and rich.

It is not always easy to see the difference between a certain witty dissent from religion and a bullyingly racist agenda, but it is necessary to try.

In stores that carry various brands, it is necessary to try on 5 to 10 pairs of pants or shorts to find one pair that fits properly.