Sentence examples for something instrumental from inspiring English sources

There is something instrumental, and so distinctly American, about this it is Jay Gatsby's kind of philosophy.

But given the lack of "credible, real, effective negotiations," said José Filipe Mendes Moraes Cabral, the Portuguese ambassador, condemning settlement construction anew "could be something instrumental in not keeping the settlement issue at the center".

It also treats Kenny being gay much like it does the race of the Huangs or the Johnsons, as something instrumental to who they are but not entirely defining their identity.

I've been in recovery for almost five years now, and hope has been something instrumental in my life.

It is interesting that when a suicidal state could be attributed to a serious mental disorder, the suicidal crisis was then objectified and something instrumental could be done.

Choose something instrumental that adds to the mood.

We might want to revise the World Bank's catchphrase into something less instrumental: gender equality may be smart economics but it also offers the promise of more human-centred growth.

I've learned that I am something called an instrumental griever.

Triage, something that is instrumental to good emergency care, is rarely practiced.

If I do, it's an instrumental, something like Miles Davis.

"One of these techniques is actually called the spirit box, or spirit radio, and is part of a more general study into something called ITC, Instrumental TransCommunication.