Sentence examples for more imperatives from inspiring English sources
And are there more imperatives telling the subject not to do something – ie "Don't" – than to to do so?
Do apparently difficult artists have more imperatives in their lyrics or song titles than others, or do seemingly easier to work with musicians express their frustrations with imperatives more within their writing?
Similarly, they use more imperatives and high-valued modulation than Wong and Cheng in realizing commands.
This is more imperative than suggestive.
Nevertheless some agreement seems more imperative than ever.
In a more imperative tone, he said, "Get in.
With Structural Film, truth to the original is more imperative.
The economic challenges will make that even more imperative.
The answer couldn't be simpler or more imperative: get each of us to eat more.
This became more imperative, advisers said, after Mr. Bush picked Mr. Cheney.
The demands of World War I made efficiency even more imperative.
