Sentence examples for quite indispensable from inspiring English sources

They were neither work nor play, and yet they were not at all beside the point but were, on the contrary, quite indispensable to the spiritual life of the artists who went to them.

The theme for this summer's Bard Music Festival is a surprise — "Saint-Saëns and His World," with Botstein using an examination of music by this important but not quite indispensable composer as an excuse to explore the opulent cultural universe of late-nineteenth-century France.

But before departing for the City of Light, Marx married his longtime fiancee, the beautiful, aristocratic and terribly romantic Jenny von Westphalen, who once dreamed, in the spirit of Jane Eyre and Rochester, that Marx had lost his right hand, making her "quite indispensable" to him.

But for the moment and with Russia growling at Europe, she is really quite indispensable.

The aircraft became quite indispensable as a means of knowing what the enemy was doing and where he was".

Complete and accurate solar radiation data at a specific region are quite indispensable to the solar energy related research.

For those who love Wagner, "The Tristan Chord" is quite simply indispensable.

FOR the relatively immobile first months of human life, no accessory is quite as indispensable as an infant car seat.

If they manage that there will be further welcome evidence that this pair, so beloved of the paparazzi, are not quite so indispensable after all.

In all sorts of areas be it the fight against global warming or the quest for an Arab-Israeli peace America is quite simply indispensable.That is because America still has the most hard power.

It was also the moment when the young country realised for the first time that private enterprise may not always be sufficient to ensure a project's success.In the end, though, was the Erie canal quite so indispensable in forging the new nation?