Sentence examples for of indispensable from inspiring English sources

The graveyards, de Gaulle said, are full of indispensable men.

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But as de Gaulle said, "The cemeteries of the world are full of indispensable men".

Charles de Gaulle once said that the graveyards are full of indispensable men.

The art world has a handful of indispensable visionaries like Mr. Wesley, who help to keep everyone else honest.

That policy of "indispensable unity," he added, was "the Vandenberg policy," meaning it bore a Republican stamp even though it had been formulated under Democratic administrations.

He showed that a long career in Washington can be a source of indispensable knowledge, not a millstone of indefensible votes and habitual corruption.

Two of his best-known pieces, "To the Harbormaster" and "In Memory of My Feelings," are on my desert-island list of indispensable postwar American poems.

That is irrefutable, at least in the cosmic sense of Charles de Gaulle's grim reminder: "The cemeteries of the world are full of indispensable men".

In his latest post at CapitalNewYork.com, Greg Hanlon wrote on the N.F.L. version of the old saying that graveyards are full of indispensable men.

In its versatility in performing a large number of indispensable functions, it has no equal; in fact, it presides over so many such activities that even the slightest damage to it has serious consequences.