Sentence examples similar to utterly imperative from inspiring English sources
It's absolutely imperative".
America and Germany have utterly different imperatives and experiences.
That a tree should let itself produce a weight of fruit beyond the carrying weight of its branches, should so utterly confound its procreative imperative, was no mere aberration.
Before the Olympics he said that he had the gift of focus and that he understood – perhaps even better than the phenomenal Qiu Bo of China, who hadn't been beaten for two years and who, almost unbelievably, surrendered the gold to the American David Boudia on Saturday night – that you could never go beyond the imperative of concentrating utterly on the next time.
Thinking about them tells us a lot about the new imperatives of our utterly interconnected wired-up world, its vast potential and its frightening dangers.
The religious imperative had faded, and an utterly secular artistic view of the world emerged.
By the end of the story in ways that bring to mind the feverishness of the Iraqi war film "The Hurt Locker," with its very different locations, job descriptions and wartime imperatives she has been utterly transformed.
One of the dangers of elaborate technocratic schemes is that they may produce results that are utterly unconnected to real needs and may create organizational imperatives that have no connection with realities.
One of the things that captivated my attention in Japan was how utterly swept the country is with social networking there is a Japanese Facebook Imperative underway.
The urgent imperative for the Fed to revert to canons of sound money can be illustrated by its opposite: the utterly shameful and gratuitous bailout of Morgan Stanley two weeks after the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy.
