Sentence examples for felt to need from inspiring English sources

How could we go from a position in which London has, and is felt to need, more professional orchestras than any city in the world, to one in which the representatives of classical music in the media are Katherine Jenkins and someone having a first conducting lesson?

This was seen as an equally important part of the process, helping to provide a sense of place and connection to the land that a New Town was felt to need in order to become a successful place where people would want to live and raise children.

In the Tanzanian sample, patients who were seriously unwell, and were felt to need admission to the tertiary referral hospital, were transferred, and this is again likely to have led to an underestimate of cases of delirium.

Several areas of the administrative structure of training programs (clear goals and objectives, flexibility, responsibility separate from that of a third year resident, timely on-going evaluation) all were felt to need improvement (discrepancy between preparation and importance, data not shown).

They need to feel important, they need to be driven to surpass themselves.

There were issues that he felt needed to be addressed.

Randolph said what he felt needed to be said.

"I feel I need to come back down to earth.

Men like to feel needed, they like to help solve problems.

"You feel you need to branch out".

On occasion, researchers feel they need to know why.