Sentence examples for felt the need to create a from inspiring English sources
The issue appears so urgent that President Nicolas Sarkozy felt the need to create a Ministry of Immigration and National Identity, and the government has passed a law authorizing DNA testing to establish family links among would-be immigrants.
But years later, when I began erecting a real glass wall at the front of my stage between the play and the audience, it was partially because I felt the need to create a certain aesthetic distance inside the small theater in which I worked.
The founders – four graduates from the University of California at Berkeley – obviously felt the need to create a whole new site around this idea, one that could possibly supplant MySpace as the most party-inclined social network around.
Still, he adds, there is no explanation as to why Giuliani felt the need to create a committee.
And even the Nobel powers-that-be have felt the need to create an ersatz Nobel prize for economics (see article).
"I do not feel the need to create a gadget-free space or time.
For some reason certain people feel the need to create a dating profile using someone else's pictures.
But he was a Tolkien-level master at creating new worlds — as the critic Tom Shone noted, he created so many that Abrams didn't seem to feel the need to create any.
Why did you feel the need to create individual, and explicitly worded, crimes?
Despite the stimulus spending, employers do not seem to feel the need to create jobs.
So why did she feel the need to create him?
