Sentence examples for extreme want from inspiring English sources

Great numbers of them used to live and die in ghastly, Dickensian conditions of extreme want.

Extreme privilege rubbed shoulders with extreme want more violently than anywhere I'd ever been.

As Eberhard Arnold says so eloquently in his book, "When we dare to share in the suffering and life of those who are exposed to the most extreme want, we learn to understand what Schopenhauer means when he says, Optimism is a truly wicked way of thinking; it mocks the unspeakable way of humanity".

My brother, at the other extreme, wanted Mom to pursue every medical option, no matter how long the odds.

But in addiction, the theory goes, the circuits can become uncoupled, so that you get extreme wanting without a corresponding increase in pleasure.

He originally sought to show only a silhouette of the man until the second of the film's three acts, but he chose not to be so extreme, wanting to be more communicative to the audience.

Decision makers in agriculture, public health or the water management sectors are often most concerned about climate extremes, wanting answers to questions such as 'What's the likelihood that rainfall over the next three months will end up in the top 10% of wettest or driest years?'.

"It's a combination of people on the two extremes wanting to bring up and exaggerate controversial issues," he said, adding that he had pushed back against earlier versions of the abortion and tax bills, and was planning to veto other bills this week.

The cost is so extreme few want to pay it.

"It's extreme to want to allow people to carry concealed weapons on the streets of New Jersey.

CALLS ATTACKERS EXTREME Agrees Want Is Greater Elsewhere, but Prefers One Where It Can Open the Public's Eyes.