Sentence examples similar to take as imperative from inspiring English sources

"The show must go on" is taken as our imperative.

Thus, for the sake of the unity of the moral personality, the human takes as a categorical imperative what previously was but an aesthetic judgment.

"Mindfulness" sounds as if it ought to mean fastidiousness, but it's recently been taken as a psycho-spiritual imperative.

So it seems that the real title's proper noun is adjectivally possessive, and its verb must therefore be taken as drearily descriptive rather than rousingly imperative.

This is imperative so that corrective action can be taken as quickly as possible so that loss of product will be avoided or minimised.

The 2014 Triennial takes as its theme the word "Lookout", which some artists interpret as an imperative to find new perspectives on the town (or beyond), and in which others hear a warning to mind out, watch your step.

It is now just as imperative that the international community take action to protect our future.

He also took exception to the idea, voiced by several people in the meeting, that intervening in manufacturing was as imperative as stabilizing the financial industry.

For Martin and Darren, further action is seen as imperative.

In his letter to the Home Secretary back in April, Labour's Burnham described it as "imperative" an independent review of bulk powers be set up, writing: "I would be open to a discussion about the various forms this independent review could take but it is imperative that we get it up and running.

Before the mid-19th century escape wasn't as imperative.