Sentence examples for often instrumental from inspiring English sources

Their use of violence can be excessive, but more important, it is often instrumental.

It was clear they were often instrumental in determining how their offspring looked back on their involvement.

The EU institutions are often instrumental for a more up-to-date and progressive view than those of the governments of the member countries.

Users of labour are usually complicit, and often instrumental in insisting on labour prices that cannot mathematically be achieved without denying rights and avoiding tax.

This repertoire includes Vesper hymns, psalms, antiphons, and Magnificats (settings of the canticle of the Virgin Mary) in three-part treble-dominated style (elaborate top part over two often instrumental, slower moving lower parts).

Familiars are often instrumental in the completion of quests.

Violent acts often contain instrumental and reactive elements and those prone to premeditated or instrumental violence also often act violently on impulse or reactively.

Early operas often include instrumental symphonies.

Mr. Levine led them in a vigorous, trim reading in which the often delicate instrumental strands were finely balanced.

In practice this means vivid, often inventive instrumental writing in flowing, horizontal lines with almost no conflict.

The anti-Semitism of the Middle East groups that oppose Israel's right to exist often seems instrumental — anti-Jewish stereotypes are another weapon in the anti-Israeli armamentarium.