Sentence examples for necessary adjunct from inspiring English sources

Good clothes are necessary adjunct to a life spent basking in the public eye.

Consequently, complementary diffusion or sputter ion pump capacity is a necessary adjunct to a cryopump vacuum-producing system.

Capable of dropping names that leave a dent in the floor, Mr. Toback prefers to see his biography as a necessary adjunct to his films.

The Supplement was intended to be a useful purchase in its own right, as well as a necessary adjunct to the main work.

All the masters of Koranic studies without exception have emphasized the importance of the spiritual dimension as a necessary adjunct to the intellectual investigation of the meaning of the Koran.

The various elements of the philosophical traditions of the last two centuries have thus had a bearing on religious questions, and most scholars consider that though the philosophy of religion tends to be normative rather than descriptive, it is a necessary adjunct to descriptive studies.

The concept that darkness and malice might be necessary adjuncts to comedy is completely alien to him.

This led to the development of extensive and complicated codes and ciphers as necessary adjuncts to military signaling.

Security organisations, necessary adjuncts to the modern state, are in a unique position to argue for greater powers and more money.

On this view value judgments are not, like mathematical truths, necessary adjuncts to science; nor, obviously, are they true by definition or linguistic convention.

The future will decide whether Furst's flaws of romantic and repetitious characterization are defining or whether they will come to be viewed, like the faults of all classic novelists, as necessary adjuncts of their talent.