Sentence examples for of the imperatives from inspiring English sources
"In the Guardian's style guide entry for headlines, 'Take care over ambiguity' is one of the imperatives.
Nationality is certainly part of the imperatives of our natures, something that we can't help and that has programmed us.
I was keenly aware of the imperatives of national reconciliation and restoration of democracy to our troubled nation in an atmosphere of peace and stability.
Wherever European empires penetrated, there appeared the image of the "lazy" native, ignorant of the imperatives of Christ and the clock.
It has also provided a pointed -- and to many, cheering -- reminder of the imperatives of democracy in a media age: the poor cannot be ignored.
Potter said, "We err in the first place if we do not recognize, as a matter of history and a matter of the imperatives of our free society, that religion and government must necessarily interact in countless ways".
The owners of Harborside Farms say they are acting on the imperatives of the market.
They pledge allegiance to the imperatives of an aggressive press.
Attention was paid to the imperatives of innovation.
These books are corporate devotionals, generous in their use of the imperative mood.
It's a direct consequence of the imperative that she demonstrate her toughness.
