Sentence examples for though not obligatory from inspiring English sources
It is convenient, though not obligatory, to hypostasize content and speak of the propositions expressed by the sentences of the theory.
If we postulate something called "value" to play this role, then it is natural (though not obligatory) to identify value with amounts of values — amounts of things like pleasure or knowledge, which "value" claims claim to be good.
The latter, wider, definition of supererogation, covers a larger scope of actions that we tend to view as good-though-not-obligatory; but the former, narrow, definition of supererogation as having a unique moral merit better captures the essential value and hence justification of supererogation as a distinct category of moral action, to which Urmson referred as saintly and heroic.
Increased species diversity is a nice idea, though not an ethically obligatory one.
The official photographer took about 30 shots of us for purchase in the gift shop afterward, though it's not obligatory.
Identification was not obligatory, though 26 were willing to be identified in a participant list.
The difference though is that it would be optional, not obligatory.
Incidentally, RyRs were absent in Jurkat 1G4 cells, confirming that RyRs are not obligatory for NAADP action, though they have been proposed as NAADP receptors by others [ 12, 13].
It is reasonable (though not yet obligatory) to suppose that the majority of such replacements have been driven by selection.
Getting Around Hiring a guide is not obligatory but highly recommended, as trails, though mostly marked, can still confuse, and many locals speak minimal English.
