Sentence examples for same imperative as from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wood is driven by the same imperative as any traditional artist of the past.

The problem with Samantha's "journey" is that it follows the same imperative as the bottom line, the upgrade: she drops Theodore like he's last year's iPhone.

For her to be successful, Mrs. Dole has much the same imperative as Mrs. Clinton: to convince voters that there is more to her than celebrity and that she will work to earn the support of voters.

BBC programmes should be distinct, and the corporation should not have the same imperatives as commercial companies, such as trying to maximise audience share.

What Das Gupta discovered is that wealthier and more educated women face this same imperative to have boys as uneducated poor women — but they have smaller families, thus increasing the felt urgency of each birth.

Such an experiment is only possibly in the state-subsidized environment of an organization like the Paris Opera, in which raising money and creating revenue streams is, as yet, not the same imperative it is for American arts groups.

Building on the categorical imperative of the German philosopher Immanuel Kant that persons must always be treated as ends in themselves rather than as means philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel suggested that the same imperative applies to a person's property.

His prose follows the same imperative.

"I think Sofia grew up with the same imperative".

It's an economic imperative as well as a social imperative to crack our housing crisis.

People just don't feel the same imperative about space now.