Eternity!" In his own household, Foote often repeated the Christian Science axiom "Divine love always has met, and always will meet, every human need".
The TriBeCa is a block from every human need, including the theater, the gym, the basketball arena, a sports bar -- tons of bars".
Certainly, the idealism of the immediate postwar world – or, for that matter, on display in Ceptia – makes a startling contrast with the destructive greed that sees every human need as an opportunity to exploit.
Does this mean that George Washington Carver's prediction long ago that we "can learn to synthesize material for every human need from things that grow" is, in fact, a dream?
A basti abounds in community spaces – in the line to the toilet, in the line at the water tap, in the patches of empty ground where the kids play cricket, in front of the hundreds of little shops servicing every human need.
(10) The "free market" satisfies every human need.
Satiation is the absolute satisfaction of every human need to the point of excess.
Every human need for the future -- fresh water, food, energy, medicine, security, and psychological renewal -- is dependent on a healthy, sustainable world ocean.
These are already among the world's most disadvantaged children, living on the brink and becoming more vulnerable by the day – deprived of virtually every human need, and every fundamental right.
As McCarthy puts it, "every human being needs other human beings in order to live.
