Sentence examples for kind of imperative from inspiring English sources
"I said you are supposed to be free of this kind of imperative at this point in your life.
Beyond that, it was undeniable that a majority of women returned to relationships involving abuse -- "so it seemed kind of imperative to get the men into some kind of rehab".
A danger remained of deriving a kind of imperative from an indicative.
This is easiest to understand through the corresponding kind of imperative, which Kant calls a categorical imperative.
After these social networks enabled this kind of imperative and essential communication, signs like "Thank you, Facebook" were to be seen across the Middle East.
All three insist on some kind of categorical imperative governing the behavior of the girls.
Modern technology, he said, made a new kind of architecture imperative.
If I feel sure of one thing, it is that this kind of "health" imperative is not moral.
There's presumably some kind of masochistic imperative at work here — the perverse compulsion of masochism, that is, without any of the perverse pleasure.
In an interview, Mr. Davis said that while the original intent of the law should remain intact, the high unemployment rate made some kind of overhaul imperative.
