Sentence examples for somehow imperative from inspiring English sources

He also has to touch the mother; making skin-on-skin contact is somehow imperative to his ritual.

The percussive typography joins the verbal content to aggressive and somehow morally imperative effect.

Somehow, the imperative to deliver the Ultimate Driving Machine has been driven to distraction.

Instead, it's co-sponsored by Democrat Ron Wyden, and there's a mostly bipartisan consensus that current benefits shouldn't be touched by any entitlement reform, but that such reform is also somehow an imperative.

Somehow, though, these imperatives do not sound like strictures.

It never paid off, but it seemed somehow necessary, a biological imperative.

Like recycling, it's clearly imperative, but somehow it's always seemed to be the favoured stamping ground of either the dull or rabid.

Somehow, though, the moral imperative of explicitly denouncing white supremacist ideology by medievalists has become controversial.

He was at once a great artist and a great entrepreneur, who somehow insured that business imperatives never compromised his artistic values.

Often times it seems as if, in the pursuit for distinction, many manufacturers somehow neglect these two imperatives.

We had fully bought into the cultural imperative of an ideal marriage that would somehow be easily played out in Leave It to Beaver land.