Sentence examples for so essential that it from inspiring English sources

And it seems to me, as I lie in the dark of my room, that my instinctive theft signifies something so essential that it might be called survival.

You see, I was on "Top Chef: the Cruise," based on a show in which a plate's visual presentation is so essential that it is a criterion by which a chef is measured throughout a season-long competition.

It's both ugly and essential, so essential that it creates a feeling of shame and resentment — and to avoid being disturbed by the thought we push it out of our minds, into the shadows, where the cops who protect us go about the dirty work of using the threat of violence to enforce the law.

There's a temptation when constructing a list like this to omit it entirely, on the basis that anyone interested enough to read about the artist would already know it, love it and consider it so essential that it can perhaps be taken for granted.

She preaches the importance of honesty about money while creating two different personal mythologies: one in which she has risen above her cash-strapped childhood to enjoy personal comfort and the ability to give charitably, the other in which money is so essential that it is the only thing worth thinking about.

Some other agencies have boards, like the FDIC, but it isn't clear which model is better than the other, and either way, the GOP hasn't made the case for why a board is so essential that it is worth shutting down the CFPB.

This has never happened to me before, for it is now so essential that I almost buy it a companion ticket.

It's something so basic that the media have ignored it, so essential that even Sheldon Adelson's fortune is unlikely to make a dent in it.

It is so essential that we need more policies to compliment it -- that increase the living standards of workers.

When Trump was asking for the money for the border wall, why was it so essential that Democrats not give in?

Given the low (0.5%) of fraud, why is it considered so essential that an expensive, bureaucratic new assessment system for disabled people is created?