Sentence examples for that seems necessary from inspiring English sources

But this works against him, depriving his work of the sense of mystery that seems necessary for Surrealism.

Indeed, beneath the Letterman-esque jibes, the jokes about flatulence and bad breath, the references to films from "The Matrix" to "The Wizard of Oz" to Disney movies galore and the savvy cynicism that seems necessary to attract and hold today's young audiences, one detects a certain longing.

Although Woodward had no illusions that populist voters were calmly well-informed, he saw them as a necessary check on élites; they could "shock the seats of power and privilege and furnish the periodic therapy that seems necessary to the health of our democracy".

Collaboration between the two systems from the very beginning of implementation would have not only likely changed the way the reforms were carried out but also exemplified the type of cooperation that seems necessary in a new paradigm focused on treatment rather than punishment.

Both men have proved that often the biggest element in innovation can be in taking away something that seems necessary.

17 However, although enhancements might increase an individual's general freedoms, the problem is that they might also threaten a particular freedom that seems necessary for practical autonomy.

There are a few things that seem necessary to keep the sports universe operating properly.

So we followed the guidelines and provided only the care that seemed necessary: medicine and follow-up.

Writer theorizes that there was a tug within Sherman between generosity and a desire to punish; he pursued abhorrent measures that seemed necessary.

The destruction's scale made the attempted cleanup a kind of futile, obligatory madness but one that seemed necessary by the standards of human decency.

Only in "Pigs and Fishes," created in 1982 for Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, did her communal, surging world build into something that seemed necessary.