Sentence examples for most indispensable and from inspiring English sources

We are now a good way into the 21st century, and American Psycho remains literature's most indispensable and savage exegesis of the society we have created.

It was a bleak reminder of how cell phones, one of the past decade's most indispensable and ubiquitous pieces of technology, can silently leave their owners exposed to governments and high-tech criminals.

A lot of that confidence has to do with the apparent good health of Garnett, who, a month shy of his 37th birthday, remains the most indispensable and important player on the Celtics.

Solving problems/questions is one of the most indispensable and important elements in the teaching and learning process.

Derek Jeter is the most popular and the most complete Yankee, Mariano Rivera is the most indispensable Yankee, and Bernie Williams is often the most exciting Yankee, but in his own feisty way, O'Neill has been the embodiment of what has made the Yankees so successful while winning four World Series titles in the last five years.

While Lillard is the team's best player, Aldridge might be their most indispensable one, and two months without him could make the difference between Portland holding on to the second or third seed or struggling to clinch the seventh or the eighth.

But one does not have to be a security icon to see how Netanyahu has burned Israel's bridges with the international community, particularly the United States, Israel's most indispensable ally and benefactor.

It is mediated by synaptic adhesion molecules, and is among the earliest and most indispensable of molecular events occurring during synaptogenesis.

These findings of the importance of socio-contextual factors are accordant with Fixsen et al's core implementation components (Fixsen et al. [2005]), i.e. 'the most essential and indispensable components of an implementation practice or program' (Fixsen et al. [2005]).

Clark died in 1992, with a reputation as Johnson's closest and most indispensable ally in the state.

He spoke of resilience and teamwork and adversity, how he and his coaching staff accepted Revis's injury as "a personal challenge" to revitalize a team that had lost its best and most indispensable player.