Sentence examples for physical imperative from inspiring English sources

That is the commercial, rather than physical, imperative.

It's a physical imperative, but a brisk walk might be the least stimulating part of the average person's day – unless you enjoy the sounds of car horns or birds chirping, which only old people like.

However, asexual men are much more likely to masturbate than asexual women; as likely, it would seem, as men with "normal" sex drives, suggesting that they are responding to a physical imperative.

There, criticism becomes a variety of literature, in its conjuring of what defies description; and there, the making of art enters the moral realms of love and war, where the physical imperative in the heat of the moment requires paradoxical intensities of control and abandon, of trust and danger.

I disagree with Joseph Campbell when he disparages the brain for having the proclivity to dream endlessly if it didn't have the physical imperative of the body to focus it.

Cain's lived addiction brought together several driving forces — the allure of the tortured artist spinning darkness into gold, and the stress of being a black man in a country that had co-signed on the notion of his criminality before he was born — but dissecting these motivations in his novel wasn't enough to liberate him from the physical imperatives of dependence itself.

A rampant sex life may be ambitious, but a degree of physical compatibility is imperative at the start of any union.

Quantitative analysis of physical state is imperative from the viewpoint of both the manufacturing and the regulatory control aimed at assuring safety and efficacy of drug products.

In this context, effective non-pharmacological measures, such as regular physical activity, are imperative to avoid complications, as well as polymedication, which is associated with serious side-effects and drug-to-drug interactions.

Physical activity is imperative to maintaining your current weight.

Graham, an early 19th-century Connecticut minister, was a famous proselytizer for dietary restrictions, advocating whole grains, sound digestion and reduced sugar intake as both physical and moral imperatives.