Sentence examples for see imperative from inspiring English sources

Appropriating from herself was a kind of postmodernism before the fact, the dissonance of old and new increasing the spiky agitation of the collages (see "Imperative" and "Imperfect Indicative," both 1976).

It's a mistake to see this imperative to branch out as a simple coarsening of culture.

His win here, instead of becoming a springboard, acted as a fun-house mirror, distorting his talent so that he failed to see the imperative to work hard to improve.

Coming decades will see an imperative for environmental efficiency.

However, scholars see an imperative to act based on normatively prior "green" values, for example, climate protection and sustainability (and everybody benefits from the realization of these values).

Finland has been ranked among the top nations in the world in having good social conditions (see Social Progress Imperative 2016) and a low level of corruption (Transparency International 2015).

In the brief span of a few days, she crossly scolded Pakistani leaders for being too dense to see their imperative interest in igniting a civil war against the Pashtuns.

Those of us Sanders supporters who see the imperative of defeating Trump to stop a turn towards fascism, will have our work cut out for us in getting the vast majority of Bernie's supporters to the polls to hold their noses and pull the lever for Hillary.

Finally, to prove our concept, we see an imperative need for a prospective, multicenter trial to fully evaluate breast sonoelastography in a standard clinical setting.

In a year of record Broadway grosses ($1.36 billion), it's heartening to see commercial imperatives take a back seat.

All of this progress is sorely needed, no pun intended, as we see the imperatives of ever-rising healthcare costs and more chronic disease in the United States and abroad.