Sentence examples for total necessity from inspiring English sources

"It sounds like a crazy idea, but it was out of total necessity," Ms. McAlister said.

One gets the feeling that, for Brodsky, to be a poet was an absolute, a total necessity.

It's completely separate now and given that the remote is a total necessity it is a bit of an annoyance.

The friends and family who have endured together through heartache, triumph, loss, conflict, or just a bunch of normal Tuesdays, are those who I now truly know -- and feel deeply known by. 7. Glasses have become a fun fashion accessory (albeit a total necessity).

Sell things that aren't total necessities if you're strapped for cash.

I had been through all of the absolute necessity for total focus, for total commitment".

The totals were, of necessity, approximate.

Roland should join the Oxford Group, an evangelical Christian movement that stressed the necessity of total surrender to God.

Proclaiming the necessity of total spiritual freedom (even from teachers) through unflinching self-awareness, he continued to be a popular lecturer.

While the necessity for total sacrifice takes time to impress itself on Alfonso Nitti, the hero of As a Man Grows Older (Joyce's title; the original is Senilità) seems to have grasped it before the book begins.

The denial of the economic reality that our total cost must by necessity be greater diminishes the credibility of academic economists and reinforces the obvious: that the lower rates are nothing more than sugar coating intending to make the situation more palatable for politically expedient purposes.