Sentence examples for really indispensable from inspiring English sources

"As a walking encyclopedia of Marvel, he was really indispensable in those early days," Ms. Donner said.

"If these jobs are really indispensable, then they have a social value and should be appreciated more," he says.

Is Mr. Bloomberg really indispensable? "Nobody is indispensable," Mr. Rohatyn said, "but he's as indispensable as anyone I know in doing that particular job.

This opinion appears to be rather restrictive, and one may ask whether it is really indispensable for the concept of a truth value.

If the app can produce really good.svg files, it could amount to a genuinely indispensable tool for the modern artist or designer.

Are the firms really so indispensable?

If its economy cannot be restored, and America really is indispensable, then the whole world is in serious trouble.

There are other skills like this, skills that are notionally obsolete, based on old-fashioned ways of interacting with computers that are vestiges of more technical eras, but that are really, secretly indispensable if you want to get the most out of the modern world.

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

As with most survival horror video games, ammunition is limited and must be conserved carefully for situations when it will really be indispensable, occasionally requiring the player to avoid combat even when armed.

Did she really play an indispensable role in the great 1953 discovery, as Maddox finally joins so many others in suggesting?