Sentence examples for not so indispensable from inspiring English sources

This is an exercise in helping you to realize that you're not so indispensable after all.

And if some firms stay away, others may conclude that New York isn't so indispensable after all.

At Medicare's inception in 1965, policy makers chose not to cover outpatient drugs, because medicines now so indispensable to treating disease either did not exist or were relatively inexpensive.

If they manage that there will be further welcome evidence that this pair, so beloved of the paparazzi, are not quite so indispensable after all.

As one of Edward Weston's colleagues put it to Charis, "Can't you stop being so indispensable?" In our day, no wife-of-artist has suffered more for her devotional sins than Yoko Ono, whose husband offered another definition of musedom: "me in drag".

And Clark is an indispensable guide not so much because of what he knows — though he is deeply knowledgeable — as because of his unabashed enthusiasm for the art that he shows us.

It hasn't always been seen as so indispensable either.

No politician is so indispensable that we just can't do without him (or her), never mind for a little while.

Harborers of terrorists absolutely must be punished, but not in a way that undermines the international cooperation that is so indispensable in fighting it.

Not so long ago, the United States and other Western countries considered Mr. Ben Ali, and other secular tyrants, indispensable allies in the fight against extremists.

What made him so inspiring, so indispensable?