Sentence examples for feeling a need from inspiring English sources

Even before "Madame Bovary" was finished, Flaubert had warned his friends that he was feeling "a need for immense epics".

At some point, most of the playwrights of his generation have written futuristic plays — perhaps feeling a need to rejuvenate themselves as artists by creating an alternate reality.

(He had only recently married Sheilagh, feeling a need for safety with her after returning to England from Los Angeles monumentally ill from having eaten too many hamburgers).

Then it could be given, as most vaccines are, without parents' or doctors' feeling a need to give the child a detailed explanation.

But there is pressure in trying to put off the end, in wanting to live up to new expectations, in feeling a need to play for the now.

Much of my eating disorder is triggered by feeling a need to control what happens to me, so this was a struggle.

Dancers often seem to get addicted to dancing, even feeling a visceral need to dance.

The percentage of teachers feeling a high need for further professional development in each of these domains was estimated.

This can lead to carers feeling a particular need to maintain social boundaries in order to protect both the PWD and family and friends from these impacts.

Another day, feeling an intense need for human interaction, she screams into her radio, but no one answers.

And with the markets flooded with the first spring produce, I was feeling an urgent need to step outside my little roasted potato box and cook something different.