The phrase "a profound human need" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing essential requirements or desires that are deeply rooted in human experience or psychology.
Example: "Access to clean water is not just a luxury; it is a profound human need that must be addressed globally."
Alternatives: "a deep human necessity" or "an essential human requirement".
And fun, even in poor countries, is a profound human need.
In these places, you are not a customer or a consumer but a person with a profound human need.
In his best-selling book Story: Substance, Structure, Style, and the Principles of Screenwriting, published in 1997 by Harper-Collins, McKee argues that stories "fulfill a profound human need to grasp the patterns of living not merely as an intellectual exercise, but within a very personal, emotional experience". What follows is an edited and abridged transcript of McKee's conversation with HBR.
Given these compelling facts, why have we failed to make more progress in establishing a right to counsel in cases in which a family's shelter is in jeopardy, let alone other areas of profound human need, like termination of food stamps and other benefits?
■ That to meet the most profound human need — "to love and be loved," as Dr. Glasser put it — people must repair strained relations with their family, friends and co-workers by adjusting the one variable within their control: their own behavior.
One of them is "That to meet the most profound human need--'to love and be loved,' as Dr. Glasser put it--people must repair strained relations with their family, friends and co-workers by adjusting the one variable within their control: their own behavior".
The United Nations Women for Peace March in March celebration of International Women's Day is extremely important to me, not just because I find violence against woman and girls unacceptable, but I recognize any form of oppression, injustice or violence to be a profound human rights violation that needs our attention and active participation to eradicate.
"It violates a profound human reluctance to kill, and they must overcome it," Dr. Lifton said.
It is possible to take Ms. Stern very seriously indeed, though, and to consider "Denial" a profound human document without considering it a profound literary one.
Being a parent is a deep, profound human experience.
