Sentence examples for the imperative in from inspiring English sources

Read the piece carefully and see how Lizzie obeys the imperative in her title.

The letters -- which, according to the group, were signed by 22 current, retired or married priests -- cited the imperative in the Christian Gospel for seeking reconciliation, peace and unity.

The imperative in respect of Israeli-Palestine, as in any other dispute where "identity" is fuelling the conflagration, is to step back and regard the players on all sides first and foremost as people, irrespective of what group they belong to.

Or is there something in the gospels that reaches beyond manipulative institutions to echoes in listeners' experience, that challenges their deeply entrenched instincts (the imperative in all holy books to love your neighbour, to take just one, which cuts across our natural instinct for selfishness and self-preservation)?

However, their study is purely correlative and it does not take into account threshold levels that are the imperative in mitochondrial genetics.

The job of the generals, and the policy imperative in the White House, is to help implement the demands of the revolution, not try to contain them.

The alternative is Rashid, who is a terrific white-ball cricketer, aided by the imperative, particularly in T20, to try to get after him, with fielders out.

"The Borneo elephant obviously needs special attention, and this is all the more imperative in view of the ongoing rapid attrition of its Sabah range," Dr. Sukumar said.

"The absolute imperative in this building was to get the Russians out of Afghanistan.

The ethical imperative in this phase is to burst the bubble before it gets too big.

The key imperative in Rorty's political agenda is the deepening and widening of solidarity.