Sentence examples for necessary occasion from inspiring English sources

And the sense of honour is that which makes the approbation, or gratitude of others, for any good actions we have done, the necessary occasion of pleasure.

The object is the necessary occasion and the causa sine qua non (otherwise there would be nothing to be perceived) but not the sufficient cause of perception (DSF 103; 103).

It is even necessary on occasion to editorialize ahead of the news.

But for many of those watching Tuesday's revival of Mayerling (1978), the timing of the performance said everything necessary to the occasion.

A Manhattan native, Mrs. Shatzoff, 37, was an assistant in the risk management division of Marsh & McLennan, but spent a lot of her free time doing crafts and buying gifts for other people -- no occasion necessary.

Alongside Diabaté there was also an opportunity for the England under-20 star Harvey Barnes, but whatever the names on the teamsheet the attitude from the first whistle showed the combination of strength and confidence necessary for the occasion.

In "The Wealth of Nations" (1776), his seminal treatise on capitalism, Smith wrote: The necessaries of life occasion the great expense of the poor...

In "The Wealth of Nations" (1776), his seminal treatise on capitalism, Smith wrote: The necessaries of life occasion the great expense of the poor..

He added, employing a phrase that was widely discussed in the Iranian media and social networks, "Your servant believes in what was coined years ago: 'heroic flexibility.' Flexibility is necessary on certain occasions.

Now, it is the hacker's role in golf to be at the mercy of superior players so a touch of the forelock is often necessary on these occasions.

In "The Wealth of Nations," the father of laissez-faire economics observed that "the necessaries of life occasion the great expense of the poor" while "the luxuries and vanities of life occasion the principal expense of the rich".