Sentence examples for peremptory need from inspiring English sources

This sad ghost, possessed by infant rage and an infant's absolute and peremptory need for love, manages to materialise herself just as Sethe is cautiously attempting to come to terms with the affection offered by Paul D, the only survivor of the six 'Sweet Home Men' who worked with her and loved her.

One favored technique has been to use the allotment of peremptory challenges -which need not ordinarily be explained - to dismiss black jurors who pass every reasoned test.

Attorneys are also given a number of so-called "peremptory strikes," which typically allow them to eliminate jurors without needing to explain why.

Though this requirement imposes a limitation in some cases on the full peremptory character of the historic challenge, we emphasize that the prosecutor's explanation need not rise to the level justifying exercise of a challenge for cause.

The need to consider a real event, with its much reported facts and lingering mysteries, gives this novel a less peremptory texture than she has accustomed us to; the figure of Lord Lucan deepens and complicates, as does the nature of the evil credited to him.

AMA petitioned the Court of Appeal for a writ of mandate to compel the trial court to grant its motion, and the Court of Appeal, recognizing the recurrent nature of the issues presented and the need for a speedy resolution of these multiple party questions, issued an alternative writ; ultimately, the court granted a peremptory writ of mandate.

Half welcoming, half peremptory.

Peremptory silence no longer works.

Sending in the Guard was quite peremptory.

Reactions to that peremptory gesture impressed her.

Why do race-based peremptory challenges persist?