Sentence examples for having needs from inspiring English sources
It is because they are poor and don't have any education and they end up inevitably stumbling and having needs for the system".
For Hitchcock, this is nothing less than the error of being human, of having needs and feelings within an authoritarian culture, a compound of church and state, that insists on suppressing such things in the name of order and morality.
What is very plain, however, is that many Outer London councils are having to learn to cope not only with increasing numbers of people living in their boroughs but also with growing percentages of those people having needs that require financial resources and expertise such councils haven't had to provide on such a scale before.
The technical definition of comfort, developed from reviews of multidisciplinary literature on comfort and nursing literature on holism, is "the state of being strengthened by having needs for relief, ease, and transcendence met in 4 contexts of experience (physical, psychospiritual, sociocultural, and environmental)." (Kolcaba K. Adv Nurs Sci. 15:1992, 1992).
Perfectionists like us don't feel comfortable with having needs, so we go through life lying to ourselves and others.
As Behary says, "They're often taught that even having needs for support, love, praise, guidance, discipline, and limits are weaknesses, things to be ashamed of...They're walled off against their own human needs".
WIFE: I have needs, Tommy.
But the outsider has needs.
Children have needs besides sound fiscal accounts.
