Sentence examples for through the imperative from inspiring English sources

Indeed, all the surahs except the fatiha, which is a short devotional prayer, and the last two surahs are in the form of an address from God, either speaking himself in the first person or speaking through the imperative form qul ("say!") and ordering that the words that follow be proclaimed.

The down-to-the-bikini-wax degree to which local law regulates the professional appearance and behavior of exotic dancers is shocking to many — in ways both amusing and, to those who see through the imperative of "decency" and consider these laws emblematic of a larger attack on female autonomy, enraging.

Partly through these tributes and insights, partly through the imperatives of the times, one hundred years on from that fight in Barcelona, Jack Johnson has been celebrated and re-examined as a man ahead of his time and a trailblazer for black lives too urgent to wait politely for white society to accommodate around them.

How can the imperative to increase click-through rates be reconciled with the need to create useful content?

When we quantify ourselves, there isn't the imperative to see through our daily existence into a truth buried at a deeper level.

Frenk et al. called "on the most important constituencies to embrace the imperative for reform through dialogue, open exchange, discussion, and debate" [17].

The imperative to always fly through life in Business Class, is, in fact, so strong that ultimately introversion and isolation is the destination.

But more than a dozen employees interviewed by The Huffington Post said the imperative to enroll students through whatever means available became a central focus of the sales culture at EDMC.

First is the imperative to avoid ketoacidosis in children through improved public and professional awareness.

One must pass on to the imperative, to duty, to interdiction as expressed through the idea of the normative.

Continuity is the imperative.