Sentence examples for necessary true from inspiring English sources
A stout young stayer, he does impress as the type who will produce the necessary true grit when called upon.
For samples of fish that shipped from a specific country, it is not necessary true that the fish was caught or produced in that country.
Dialectic is aimed at the production of opinion, and delas with probable and contingent material; demonstration is dedicated to the acquisition of truth, and so it is exclusively occupied with necessary, true objects (Kessler 1998, p. 837).
However, the metaphysical status of the rational principle and the physical law are importantly different rational principles are necessary, true in all possible worlds, while physical laws, being contingent, are not.
'Til then, I have my DVDs and my hopes, and Victoria's "necessary, true and kind".
Your disgust at the abhorrent foolishness of Hitler with Anne Frank, and your condemnation of the similarly evil Holocaust denials, are well-taken, necessary and true.
Naturally, this non-fight masquerading as fight is chimerical, antithetical to the fight, both intellectual and physical, necessary in true revolutionary struggle.
While we don't know yet how it will end, the United States and Israel would do well to support the movement and encourage the institution-building necessary for true democracies.
In her films Marilyn often plays against an impotent man whom she restores to potency by praising his gentleness as necessary to true masculinity, as she does for Tom Ewell in The Seven Year Itch.
"Only through such remembering can we defend mystery against the sorcery, worship the incomprehensible while rejecting the absurd and separate out of the inexplicable what is necessary and true".
