Sentence examples for own imperative from inspiring English sources

Art must be its own imperative.

The vague argument of this retrospective is that art, like life, is essentially an involuntary act: the rising and falling penis apparently has a mind of its own, biology is its own imperative.

Days when hours were not wrong When music was ours to sing, When we kept our own imperative And courage was indelible.

The baby makes his own imperative claim upon parental love and, in strict analogy with the fairy tales, the bonds of love protect the child and his parents against the intruders, the malevolent ghosts.

Hunger made its own imperatives.

But the music had its own imperatives.

This brand of naturalism brings its own imperatives.

Once you jack in, Facebook creates its own imperatives.

That was hard to determine given political complexities that come with their own imperatives.

In the act, the work can take over; it can produce its own momentum, its own imperatives, its own yarragh.

Radio staff rarely talked to television, while news and current affairs works to its own imperatives and contacts its own pool of established experts, the report found.