Sentence examples for maybe indispensable from inspiring English sources
"Peace Be Upon You" is a polemic in the service of peace — readable, accessible and, maybe, indispensable.
Despite Nowick's eccentricities, Peace and others who have worked closely with him say he's brilliant, maybe even indispensable.
American women have a habit of splurging for unnecessary items whereas French women make a habit of purchasing maybe 10 indispensable clothing items each year.
Now, barely midway through the third term that he simply had to have, Mr. Fidler seems to have realized that, whoops, maybe he is not indispensable after all.
DUALIT TOASTER While cereal has supplanted bacon and eggs at the breakfast table, toasters are as indispensable as ever — maybe more so now that Wonder Bread has so much competition from bagels.
Maybe, too, there was more recognition that an indispensable man could be forgiven personal sins".
This sounds like a matter for historians, or maybe for poets, but it turns out to be an indispensable part of what goes these days by the term "nation building".
Or maybe readers would prefer a slightly less expansive position than Indispensable America.
Felix G. Rohatyn United States Ambassador to France Maybe absence makes the heart grow fonder, but the more I'm away from New York, the more indispensable it appears to me.
But he seems indispensable.
