Sentence examples for seems so essential from inspiring English sources

In the silence of those corpses, I found myself wondering why, to me, it seems so essential to raise chickens.

In Mr. Eliasson's case back to basics means back to nature and specifically to Iceland, where his family hails from (he was born in Denmark) and whose wondrous landscape seems so essential to his art.

It seems so essential in an era of destroyed landmarks, radical environmental change, economic turmoil, private space travel, and increasingly surreal local war games".

Our personal memories seem so essential that one might expect to be paralyzed without them.

This idea has never seemed so unattainable, but it has also never seemed so essential to survival.

Who imagined 30 years ago that computers would seem so essential or that microwave ovens would be in practically every kitchen?

But the rewards are considerable if you do, and offhand, I can't remember the last museum show in which a "live" experience of photography seemed so essential, the physicality of the medium was so engrossing.

This may be why the voices of children seem so essential in this literature: the emerging world makes the adult feel like a child, overwhelmed by confusion and rebellion, lacking, like an immigrant, proper language and customs.

This evolutionary link seemed so essential to groups like the Byrds and Buffalo Springfield that (perhaps influenced by Bob Dylan's similarly inclined 1967 album, John Wesley Harding) they sought to import country's vocabulary and instrumentation into their countercultural pursuit of psychological and formal adventure.

Fancy features such as these might not seem so essential to a buyer with different tastes.

The special relationship between Britain and the U.S. has never been so active and close — or seemed so essential.