Sentence examples for such necessity that from inspiring English sources

There is never any doubt in the film that the country needed to fight this war, that it was necessary; it is the horror at such necessity that defines "Flags of Our Fathers," not exultation.

Because such indeed is the necessity that is imposed upon me".

Francine Prose, one of the six who withdrew from the Gala, wrote in the Guardian on Tuesday that although she admires "the courage with which Charlie Hebdo has insisted on its right to provoke and challenge the doctrinaire, I don't feel that their work has the importance – the necessity – that would deserve such an honor".

If what I described is what Koonin had in mind rather than the anthropic selection, the good news then is that since such necessity is strictly supported by statistics, he can propose that things are the way they are because they had to be so, without needing to invoke observers of the universe and to open the door of evolutionary biology to ID people.

Such housing was thought to be a temporary necessity that would quickly give way to collective living arrangements.

Criticism of such subsistence activities rarely takes account of the economic necessity that underpins it.

Inability to see any such necessity is, of course, not a proof that such a necessity does not obtain.

Air-conditioning has become such a necessity that it's practically a civil right: earlier this month the Department of Energy announced that it would help provide 49,000 units at reduced prices to residents of Texas, Tennessee and Louisiana who could not otherwise afford them.

The show has become such a necessity that we ordered a second copy of season four to be delivered, rush shipping, to our annual vacation spot in upstate New York when we realized we left it back at our house.

There is a growing body of scientific evidence that early childhood care can greatly influence a child's continued learning and psycho-social development in the later years, care that includes such necessities as breast-feeding, clean water, adequate sanitation, healthy environments -- and time and space to play, to be creative, and learn.

Lawmakers in California and New York have put forward legislation that would classify such products as medical necessities that should not be taxed.