Sentence examples for whose necessity from inspiring English sources

It's a title he used to mock and whose necessity to our collection he questions.

This least controversial of modern wars, whose necessity was sealed by the full revelation of Nazi infamy in Europe, offered photojournalists a new legitimacy.

Its symptoms were rage, isolation, secretiveness, and a proclivity for repressive action, and its cause was a war whose necessity only Presidents and their advisers, it seemed, were able to fully understand.

This spring when their chimney was repointed -- a job whose necessity the antenna may have hastened -- the Mieths took down the antenna, which had left a streak of rust running down their roof.

But just as there cannot be an infinite chain of efficient causes, so there cannot be an infinite chain of necessary beings whose necessity is caused by another necessary being.

Saviano's decision to hide himself is a practical reality based on self-preservation, a circumstance whose necessity was made obvious earlier this month, when a blogger and known mafia critic, Mario Piccolino, was assassinated in his own office.

Which is not to say that Packer feels comfortable among hunters, whose capitalist necessity renders them no less grotesque, in his view.

That's not good enough for Mildred, whose idea of necessity goes a little further.

Unsurprisingly, there is also a corresponding notion of necessity (whose modality is often noted □).

This witty, airy novel fuses comedy of manners and of philosophy, realized in the life of a fine-arts auctioneer whose presentations, orgasmic necessities for her, are sheer performance, aimed at the cupidity and insecurity of her audiences.

Saving becomes even more difficult for people whose priorities are necessities rather than luxuries, for example, for those who struggle to pay for student loans, food, or their children's schooling.