Sentence examples for literally indispensable from inspiring English sources
On the Eastern Front, and also against the Ottomans, the "cavalry was literally indispensable".
It's no secret that Lynn Vincent's writing was literally indispensable to Going Rogue.
In comparison to their limited usefulness on the Western Front, "cavalry was literally indispensable" on the Eastern front and in the Middle East.
Their involvement in the decision to go generic will be indispensable – both figuratively and literally – if the NHS is to safely make the savings on offer.
Resumed confidence will up money velocity literally overnight, new Federal Reserve programs deemed indispensable by so many today shelved like Jack Flash.
He advocates a quite remarkable method of meditation more literally "cultivation" (bhāvanā; abhyāsa)—in which philosophical analysis plays an indispensable role (see e.g., Taber 2009).
But he seems indispensable.
Lopez now seems indispensable.
Indispensable, and overwhelming.
