Sentence examples for calls a need from inspiring English sources

That he should also have what Atlas calls a "need to create obstacles and enemies" was obvious even to his creature Herzog, the last imploding Romantic: "The depressive character is narcissistic.

But he seems most energized when he discusses the ballooning cost of entitlement programs like Social Security and Medicare, and what he calls a need for more fiscal responsibility and less government in Washington.

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".

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).

But an event like the Olympics naturally calls for a need to evoke national pride, regardless of the country.

This information calls for a need to develop well-designed electrodes with better ionic contacts and to improve the ionic conductivity of solid electrolytes.

This calls for a need to develop preventive strategies for CRC in these populations.

This together with the alarming increase of bacterial resistance due to increased use of antimicrobials calls for a need to consider strategies to reduce their use.

"Billy," called a mother needing another folding chair on the beach.

The specialist product here is called an immediate need care fee payment plan.