Sentence examples for emotional necessity from inspiring English sources

Beauty — old beauty, permanent beauty — has become an emotional necessity in Allen's work.

He was writing from emotional necessity rather than any commercial impetus.

Hart has adopted these Rams out of an emotional necessity to have football roots.

Land reform, to correct what is perceived as a historic wrong, is something of an emotional necessity for our Parliament.

It is possible to write a great protest song without having any skin in the game but the most powerful recent examples flow from emotional necessity.

Michele Bachmann's statement that the founders "worked tirelessly" to end slavery was only factually wrong; emotionally it was a perfect rendering of the past to which most Americans — even those who know otherwise — subscribe out of emotional necessity.

The Galloways had made brief trips back to their dust-caked apartment to retrieve emotional necessities -- the children's stuffed animals, their old dog's ashes -- but more than anything, they wanted to spend Christmas at home.

Sometimes it's a type of emotional outpouring or necessity that's not expressed through characters but through feelings.

In the catalog that accompanies the show, the curator, Diana C. Du Pont, asserts that Gerzso's art is defined by "a belief in expressing a reality beyond surface reality; the value of intuition and free association; the importance of unconscious thought and emotional feeling; and the necessity for mystery and poetry in art".

The learning process of parents was characterized by high emotional intensity due to the necessity to make informed decisions about their child's health and well-being.

By necessity this is an emotional topic, but you may want to keep it from being overly emotional as well.