Sentence examples for a deep-seated need from inspiring English sources

They steal because they are stressed/addicted to painkillers/have a deep-seated need for love.

"After this, they will have a deep-seated need to reassess a go-it-alone strategy.

Men have a deep-seated need to be admired and respected, and we are all made to serve each other.

I have a deep-seated need for love but I don't often wander around Tesco looking for it.

But their participation rests on many factors, not the least of which a deep-seated need to save.

This self-glorification, he said, was combined with "a deep-seated need to reassure himself through public adulation of how magnificent he is".

The need for control stems from a deep-seated motivation to cover up your vulnerabilities.

The only true solution, he went on, is "a personal God experience," a spiritual breakthrough that supplies "the deep-seated need for union with God".

Manipulation of the highest order is fully in command rather than a call to a larger healthy collective vision, one wedded to support for the deep-seated need of the species (and of each of us), to grow beyond the current forms and to feel safe collectively.

I can't really explain it -- maybe it was my need to please my parents and make up for the fact that I didn't marry a "religious guy" or maybe it was my own deep-seated need to have my children carry on the legacy of so many generations before them.

For me the experience has led to a heightened awareness of both our intricate dependence on others and our deep-seated need for independence.