Sentence examples for the indispensability of from inspiring English sources

A naïve expectation for such indispensable genes in a given species would be the indispensability of their equivalents in other species.

Racine and Corneille both contradicted Dante and Chaucer on the indispensability of a catastrophic final scene.

Since the founding of Pakistan, in 1947, one of the country's central myths has been the indispensability of the Army.

Our contemporary artists can learn a lot from a visit to this provocative new museum, starting with the indispensability of joy.

This is the man that Hillary Clinton values for his "belief in the indispensability of continued American leadership in service of a just and liberal order"?

The reality in question, back then, was communism-as-evil, the centrality of military force, the indispensability of the American idea and much else.

(The poem is a potent demonstration of the indispensability of off-rhyme. Most of its movement would be lost if those first two lines rhymed neatly).

Mr Osborne's announcement was immediately welcomed by US ambassador Matthew Barzun, who said on twitter that it was "proving again the indispensability of the UK to global security".

Many of these possible replacements hold the same views and passions as the sitting senator, which speaks to the indispensability of any one member.

The indispensability of these frankly didactic guidebooks is illustrated in E. M. Forster's novel "A Room With a View" (1908), in which Baedeker's guide to Northern Italy provides a recurring leitmotif.

Indeed, Shawcross takes the truly counterintuitive position that the Munich-like failure to make common cause on Iraq proves the indispensability of the United Nations, since "this very public and rancorous debate was actually taking place there".