Sentence examples for had a necessity from inspiring English sources

Wenger added of his team  "They had a necessity to win the game and they did it in an intense disciplined way.

So as speculators had kept taking dollars out of the system (i.e. Thai economy), the Bank of Thailand had a necessity to inject dollars into the system using its stock of foreign reserves.

They had a necessity.

There were a lot of performance fetish clubs and artists appearing and suddenly I saw a body which was doing some sort of action, but communicating things that were much more subtle and layered and personal than models or actors, they had a necessity; they were truthful.

And yet it all hangs together, it all has a necessity.

The early art of Miró has a necessity in its lack of reason.

Pauline thinks about the unions between people, how some of them have "a necessity, a fatefulness about them, which others do not have".

So for good art, which has a necessity to be produced in the market, there is an unavoidable difficulty if the work is does not have commercial value.

The old grating on the window had not been strong enough, he explained, so the bars had been a necessity.

War had become a necessity and a habit, and was sanctioned by much of the church.

Do the British public have a general necessity to be nannied more than other countries?