| In others, the judges have been prepared to be flexible to meet the exigencies of the situation. |
| They were the first two women in Australia to have actual careers in physics and it was because wartime exigencies required that talented young women be hired. |
| As so often is the case in musical biopics, the available historical facts are subsumed by the narrative exigencies of the genre. |
| Her style is undistinguished and her characterization slight, but sufficient for the exigencies of the form. |
| To practice is to draw on our creative energies and to respond to situational exigencies with spontaneous acts of mindful and creative expression. |
| Nobody likes to be told that the exigencies of life require them to find a sudden thousand quid, but that's not the whole of it. |
