Sentence examples for anyone's need from inspiring English sources

Storage company LaCie is getting ready to announce a pair of external hard drives that should suit almost anyone's need for extra storage space.

Mr. Robinson of Baltimore, Md., says his system can detect anthrax bacteria in mail without anyone's needing to open or otherwise handle envelopes or packages, and it would allow any contaminated mail to be quarantined.

Raymond keeps making the same mistakes again and again, not because the series, out of narrative exhaustion, requires him to -- this is no Ross and Rachel or Niles and Daphne -- but because the very essence of boomer Raymond is that he has an almost impossible time acknowledging anyone's needs but his own.

Apple has a great selection of computers to suit anyone's needs.

Statism also destroys ability and fails to fulfill anyone's needs for long, because "[t]o deal with men by force is as impractical as to deal with nature by persuasion" (1973a, p. 32).

Masters comes across as a bit of a stuffed shirt who is not responsive to anyone's needs other than his own.

Listen, just because they don't get paychecks or pay taxes doesn't mean the little people who run around our home offices aren't tyrants with no concern for anyone's needs but their own.

An independent young woman, she should win teenage hearts as a heroine who refuses to be used as a pawn to fulfill anyone else's need for glory or submit to a life plan not of her own making.

In retrospect, I'm not sure if the church recognized my mother's or anyone else's need for mental health treatment.

While I respect anyone's personal need for organized religion, to me, personally, since fanatics BELIEVE and ACCEPT the garden of Eden stories as absolute FACT then that can only be the one and only reason that the Pleasure Island Asses are willing to BELIEVE, and ACCEPT and hee-haw their unequivocal approval of Donald Trump.

I understand that in Mitt Romney's entire life he's never known anyone who's needed student loans.