Sentence examples for sort of necessity from inspiring English sources

She told me that documenting how families and communities cope with these events has become a sort of necessity for her.

Notwithstanding which, it is the prevailing opinion that Caius was a far more thorough demagogue, and more ambitious than ever Tiberius had been, of popular applause; yet it is certain that he was borne rather by a sort of necessity than by any purpose of his own into public business.

If the latter, what sort of necessity do they involve?

Second, experience cannot generate the sort of necessity Kant associates with metaphysical conclusions.

An alternative line on the requisite sort of necessity turns to conceptual necessity.

The sort of necessity referenced here and throughout is necessity of the metaphysical or broadly logical sort (see Plantinga 1974a).

There are, she explains, two sorts of necessity: simple and conditional.

Philosophically, the availability of different systems and the adoption of the possible worlds model theoretic semantics were naturally accompanied by reflections on the nature of possibility and necessity, on distinct sorts of necessities, on the role of formal semantics, and on the nature of the possible worlds, to mention just a few.

But there's also sort of adaptability necessity.

"For people who had to look their best, mirrors were sort of a necessity.

Well, I think the first the first thing, uh, for me was to be very clear with myself and-and then and then as the project evolve with readers, um, that I wasn't trying to oh, despite the book's title which is sort of a necessity of the-of the marketing kind of-of how-how you sort of frame the part.