Sentence examples for to indispensable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Not admitting ecclesiastical dispensation; not subject to release or exemption; that cannot be allowed by bending the canonical rules.
The arc of all technology is from indulgent to indispensable.
They have gone from being seen popularly as potential liabilities, to indispensable in these last few games.
Plastic bags have become close to indispensable for some purposes, although we are hopeful that environmentally safer alternatives will be devised.
During the Bosnian war, he was able to turn himself from warmonger to indispensable peace-broker, a transformation that western governments readily accepted.
The bullpen holds on and struggling New York win 3-2 - Mets fans file out, content with a victory with help of baseball's most entertaining everyman, one whose rising value has shifted him from one-time trade bait to indispensable.
Eight times today, I mouse-clicked through a high-speed phone line onto the Internet, where I searched the Nexis database of newspaper articles...A computer is as close to indispensable as any machine I own.
Furthermore, binding to BtR has been determined to be indispensable to the insecticidal activity of Cry toxins [ 28].
Even former President George "Dubya" Bush has something to say: "I consider the media to be indispensable to democracy.
Our results suggest that the opaque phenotype seems to be indispensable to maintaining bacterial aggregation and attachment to the surface.
Dogma became the traditional term for truths believed to be indispensable to the Christian faith.
With increased international exposure, "Boetti and Fontana are beginning to become indispensable to serious collectors".
