Sentence examples for always needy from inspiring English sources

The popular narrative always places those of us in the west in the position of benevolent elders, helping out poor Africans, mouths always needy and yawning, on their constantly blighted continent, and leaves out harder to pin down villains: local corruption, yes, but also global economic policies that do little to pull some countries out of the depths of entrenched poverty.

There's always another needy mouth to feed if the arts don't want the money.

"You guys are in politics; you know what we have to do," Mr. Blagojevich pleaded, insisting he always fought for needy constituents, never for personal gain.

There had always been a needy aspect to even his most scabrous standup routines, and he was never a dangerous comic: inflammatory material was rendered essentially fireproof by those love-me eyes, that gurning grin.

All writing for money is a form of flirtatious display – of erudition, or wit, or empathy, or insight, or anger – but Gill's writing has always seemed more needy of hot flushes and weak knees than most.

Ms. Castro said the agency had always relied on Neediest Cases money.

"Despite everything that was going on in the 1960's, the war, assassinations, the economy, he always thought the Neediest stories were the most important," Ms. Chao said.

She'd always been partial to needy Bernadette.

As water flows from higher to lower, they always tend to help needy.

If you see these signs, start flirting a little, always not seeming too needy!

The shape symbolizes arms crossed in prayer.[4] Of course, you could always prepare food for needy families or those at the local shelter.