Sentence examples for to the indispensable from inspiring English sources

I will be interviewed only in writing, but I would prefer to limit even that to the indispensable minimum.

According to the indispensable urbandictionary.com, it means "to believe in," and there's a rap on YouTube that uses the phrase.

Tellingly, the passages they say were plagiarized relate to the indispensable role of a chief executive in planning within a corporation — the need for one man to have strategic vision and control.

"I will be interviewed only in writing, but I would prefer to limit even that to the indispensable minimum": I believe that books, once they are written, have no need of their authors.

"College Basketball Prospectus," a companion to the indispensable Basketball Prospectus Web site, is the intellectual heir to Dean Oliver, the Bill James of the hard court and the author of the seminal "Basketball on Paper".

Again I had to refer to the indispensable brochure wherein I learned that Mr. Coffin invited the jazz musician Bob James to compose and perform "a musical interpretation of sunshine".

Born to humble circumstances, Grant endured personal setbacks and terrible poverty to become the indispensable general of the Union Army.

But, the west cannot afford to lose the indispensable frontier region of our time.

Even those owned by the Met are only seen at distant intervals, allowing the show to retain the indispensable flavor of novelty.

Goal is for the Daily to be the indispensable source for news and information.

Holden says he wants ultimately for Whrrl to become the "indispensable mobile companion".