Synonym: implemental, subservient. Similar words: instrumentality, instrumentalist, instrument, musical instrument, installment payment, monumental, installment buying, instruct. Meaning: [‚ɪnstrə'mentl] adj. 1. relating to or designed for or performed on musical instruments 2. serving or acting as a means or aid.
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61 Siegel was instrumental in creating the Las Vegas as it is today.
62 An on-stage instrumental ensemble is conducted by Westminster Abbey's Harry Bicket.
63 Again Reuser was instrumental, sending over a corner which was met by a powerful header from Herman Hreidarsson.
64 There are cases where only instrumental technique is rioted, implying an apprenticeship with a master who transmits the music orally.
65 The symbolism of the room was instrumental in setting the tone.
66 The coverage of these chapters is essentially identical to the general instrumental analysis texts listed at the back of the chapters.
67 Last December they were instrumental in getting rid of Mr Gaidar and replacing him with one of those industrialists.
68 Seasoned observers have no doubt that the vocal response of so many has been instrumental in applying a brake.
69 This encouraged the natural impulse to whistle, and led in turn to the use of instrumental whistles emitting high-frequency sound.
70 Procedural rights perform an instrumental role in the sense of helping to attain an accurate decision on the substance of the case.
71 A delightful touch is that in the opening movements the instrumental ensemble is cast as an independent personality.
72 Centres should note, that to recognise student achievement on more than one instrument, modules have been given separate instrumental categories.
73 Performing with seemingly telepathic empathy, Watson and Ashley set an enduring standard for vocal and instrumental interplay.
74 I realise the Lady Yolande is a noblewoman and that you were instrumental in arranging her marriage to the late King.
75 He was more instrumental than any other independent producer in breaking the stranglehold of the major studios.sentencedict .com
76 The growth of instrumental tuition in schools means that large numbers of children with some musical ability are available to be recruited.
77 What crass hypocrisy, pretending to worry about her career when she had been instrumental in its destruction!
78 Instrumental Tuition Lessons are available on all orchestral instruments and on guitar, saxophone and clarsach.
79 Of the fourteen hundred and seven miles of the Alcan Highway, he had been instrumental in building sixty-one.
80 His musical prowess still undiminished at 65, he is without equal when it comes to instrumental excellence and stylistic versatility.
81 B.F. Skinner emphasised that during instrumental conditioning an organism learns a response by operating on its environment.
82 There are more classic vocals including the title track, ad three instrumental pieces.
83 There are a few other forms of experimental instrumental conditioning, such as discrete trials and shaping.
84 Such arguments show that the instrumental as well as the non-instrumental validations of consent depend on its being freely given.
85 He was omnipotent and instrumental in the fertilisation of the earth, having divinely bestowed the first rain.
86 The documents reveal valuable details relating to the professional performing forces, vocal and instrumental, that the companies employed.
87 Mr. Packard was instrumental in founding the Stanford Industrial Park in the 1950s.
88 He is the principal member of his ensemble, the shifting ocean of percussion on which his instrumental group rides.
89 A prudential practice is instrumental in nature, being designed to achieve a specific substantive purpose.
90 He has been instrumental in the complete change in my appearance - a good hairdresser is a very valuable asset!
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