Sentence examples for feel a necessity from inspiring English sources

So no, to look more feminine is not a vain attempt to look more beautiful (perhaps sometimes), but it is, I feel, a necessity in a transphobic, hetero-normative society.

"We feel a necessity to move vis-a-vis our shareholders, but this is not 2002, we don't have to sell anything or do anything immediately," said Mr Capron, referring to a decade earlier when the group narrowly avoided bankruptcy by selling off assets.

Mainstream journalists who have recently escaped the country have also felt a necessity to speak out.

But I also felt a necessity for creative expression" that volleyball could not satisfy.

40,000 years ago we felt a necessity to imprint our hands on cave walls with the technologies afforded to us via nature, and now we want to assert our individuality via the digital technologies that have been built, consciously or not, for that purpose.

Especially in a situation where the guideline recommendations did not differ much from existing practice, many PTs may not have felt a necessity to change their habits and start using guidelines more frequently.

I really care about the environment – but everything about the environment and the danger of not taking care of it doesn't feel like a necessity, so nobody cares at all.

With $4 gas and Ramen Noodle dinners, high-speed access mustn't feel like a necessity anymore.

Last week, the company launched a marketing campaign that reminds consumers Windows shouldn't feel like a necessity.

When you're stressed, treating yourself to the little things can feel like a necessity, and to a certain extent, it is.

The French artist explains she moved to working with unconventional textures and rougher materials when "flat supports didn't suit me anymore" and she felt a "strong necessity to invest myself within materials".