Sentence examples for were indispensible from inspiring English sources

Regular purchases of food needed to sustain a dozen people over months were indispensible and impossible to conceal.

Of course the Internet and Wikipedia were indispensible, including films of loggers at work, logging machinery, old restored mills and the like.

They provided man with transport (in both love and war) and they were indispensible partners down on the farm, when agriculture accounted for the vast majority of economic output.

And she described how Princeton's summer orientation program and its Third World Center — now the Fields Center for Equality and Cultural Understanding — were indispensible in helping her adjust to a place very different from the South Side Chicago neighborhood where she grew up.

As regards defending their utility, Carnap agreed with Hempel (1958) that in practice theoretical terms were indispensible in facilitating inductive relations between observational data.

Until well into the 19th Century painters played a significant role in the formation of political authority; painted images were indispensible to express wealth, sovereignty, or military might.

The Times is indispensible.

He was clear that, ultimately, no one is indispensible.

Intuitive is illusion; nineteen-sixties, being intuitive was indispensible.

"We read and write because it matters, the life of the heart and mind is indispensible.

Several assumptions are indispensible to any discussion of the concept of mind.