Sentence examples for have really needed from inspiring English sources

It might have been a waste of time and resources, but then he might have really needed it.

What we have really needed is good-quality, well informed, thought-through reporting: knowledge that could have been effective in making a difference.

"We have not seen bad days in this tournament, and there have been a number of editions of Wimbledon where we have really needed it".

Where your friend's greatest crime is having an annoying personality, it's best to keep your objections general, as in, "There are times when I have really needed you to be there for me, Sally/Bob, and you haven't come through".

"It was something I've really needed to do and the hard work starts for me now".

I don't know how closely you follow the Jets, but they've really needed a pass rusher for a long time.

Smiling broadly, he tells me that, at the end of his life, Vladimir Lenin supposedly said that what the Russian Revolution had really needed was not more Bolsheviks but ten St. Francises of Assisi.

Mr. Murdoch said that "Col has really needed to clear the decks" so he could "bring up younger people who had an open mind to how The Post could be creative".

The documentary is called Rooney – The Man Behind the Goals, and Lineker said with a smile that he and the production team had "really needed him to break the record" during the past international break.

He did his fastest lap on the penultimate lap, so he clearly had something in reserve if he had really needed to buckle down to it.

If I had really needed 50, I could have individually commissioned 50 poets.