Sentence examples for must be instead from inspiring English sources

To peruse all of English literature — and to comb the London and New York newspapers and the most literate of the magazines and journals — must be instead "the combined action of many".

It must be, instead, action combined with "serious reflection" (Ibid, 79, 65).

It may be objected that it cannot be such a principle, but must be instead a principle of non-ideal justice, since according to Rawls himself it requires that "undeserved inequalities", such as the "inequalities of birth and natural endowment" be "somehow compensated for" (Rawls 1971: 100).

The sample could be therefore considered homogeneous with regards to the emotional profile and hence possible sexual disorders could not be due to any psychological problem but must be instead ascribed to infertility treatment.

The recommendation must be instead to do a G6PD test before giving rasburicase, but a recurrent statement in the relevant literature is that under the pressure of impending TLS there is no time to wait for the result.

We disagree on this.' There was no 'Hello, congratulations, what an exciting time this must be.' Instead, it was 'You guys aren't going to get marriage — I'm not going as far as you want me to go.' " Ellis added, "Bear in mind, Howard never announced publicly that he didn't regard this as a civil-rights issue.

For Milbrett, soccer is a kind of jazz, something that must be felt instead of instructed.

He believed that theatre, which had become shackled to literature, must be offered instead for its own sake.

It is as if the production were introducing a shy but very talented child, who must be coaxed instead of pushed into the limelight.

But he added that there was no possibility of establishing a western legal system in Afghanistan and argued that an "Islamic-based" solution must be accepted instead.

The play opens with a scene where nosey neighbours spot someone on sickness benefit in the street and assume they must be skiving instead of working.