Sentence examples for called a need from inspiring English sources
The sleeping woman with her bared breast is alone tranquil; the visual repository of purity, she is exempt from what Max Jacob, in speaking of Modigliani, called "a need for crystalline purity".
"This is not about the West versus Islam," Mr. Blair said, reflecting what his spokesman called a need to take Mr. bin Laden's arguments "head-on and rebut them".
In 1987, a musical was staged in Liverpool about Storm and the Hurricanes called A Need For Heroes.
The symbol η represents the degree of unfulfilment of a certain need and hereinafter η will be called a need (Fig. 3).
"Billy," called a mother needing another folding chair on the beach.
The specialist product here is called an immediate need care fee payment plan.
The formation of interpersonal attachments has been called a fundamental human need [ 46].
But they also strongly called for a need to provide equipment and other infrastructure in these areas.
In response, researchers from the UK and other countries have called for a need to incorporate health economics training into the undergraduate medical curricula.
They were missing a crucial section, called a poly (A) sequence, needed to stabilize them.
But an event like the Olympics naturally calls for a need to evoke national pride, regardless of the country.
