Sentence examples for something indispensable from inspiring English sources

"We won't have any phantom pains after losing something indispensable," he said.

They were not newlyweds, strictly speaking, but Baltimore reënergized them, made of their pairing something indispensable, something chemical.

Whatever public art is, plenty of nonprofits, federal organizations and private investors believe it is something indispensable to city life despite the economic recession, which has proved quite cruel to museums, auction houses and artists alike.

Perhaps here we discover something indispensable and inescapable about love.

Something indispensable for mate attraction, which can be regarded as secondary sexual characters in this species, must be lost from ci.

Enter what Anderson terms "artificial scarcity": the deliberate decision to lock users into a particular framework or resource, relying on the fact that they'll be willing to pay, one way or another, for something sufficiently indispensable.

Something as indispensable as hearing aids — which cost upwards of $5,000 (and that's just for the basics) — should be as accessible and, frankly, affordable as a smartphone.

The majority of the health professionals had received undergraduate training on the subject, but only a third had received specific training on the clinical approach to breastfeeding, something considered indispensable in clarifying such concepts.

With "Our Song" he has proved himself to be something more: an indispensable filmmaker.

You do it because you think that, by reading it, you might learn something precious and indispensable.

Internally, the crown had saved something of the indispensable means of government in the control over the church; but it was a bare minimum, and its future was problematic.