Sentence examples for describing the need from inspiring English sources

He instinctively senses the process I am describing: the need for a personal bond.

In describing the need for more "quality golf" in Westchester, he was referring to public courses, not to golf courses in general.

"Immigrants understand the problems of immigrants," she said, describing the need, echoed by Ms. Amara, "to reoccupy public spaces infested by the druggies and the criminals".

Describing the need for a fresh mandate as vital to implementing policies he had not been elected to impose, Tsipras thought the vote would be an easy cruise to victory.

• To the Editor: David Brooks is on target in describing the need to escape the harsh realities of today's political campaigns with their obscene amounts of money, numerous polls, vitriolic rhetoric and trumped-up issues overdosed in the media.

He made some remarks about the importance of sacrifice and a strong military and implicitly criticized President Obama, describing the need for "a Commander-in-Chief who speaks of winning wars and not merely ending wars, calls the enemy by its name, and draws red lines carefully, but enforces them ruthlessly".

This article begins by describing the needs of adult students who are enrolled in higher education.

In describing the needs and preferences of focus group participants (see the Results section), any differences between or within the three groups of participants are explicitly mentioned.

The Indian diplomat likewise described the need to make the Kashmir struggle an "indigenous" one.

They roared with approval when Mr. Obama described the need for better health care.

The "Imp of the Perverse" also describes the need to confess and be punished, often against one's better judgment.