Sentence examples for his need of from inspiring English sources

The Bishop of Bradford in a conference piously wished that the King give more positive signs of awareness of his need of Divine Grace.

Claudius's decision to invade Britain (43) and his personal appearance at the climax of the expedition, the crossing of the Thames and the capture of Camulodunum (Colchester), were prompted by his need of popularity and glory.

In one sense – history generally being the propaganda of he or she who has the kept the interview tapes – this gives him an advantage, but in another it makes him vulnerable to the perception that his need of media exposure might be greater than that of his distinguished contemporary.

A RT user's indicator reflects his need of accessing the system resources, according to the weighted distribution of his received data within his observation time interval, and therefore is defined as (9).

Perez has shown his need of bringing in world-class superstars and with the ability to be managed by a legend of the game in Zidane, as well as the climate in Spain, it is likely that Icardi would opt for Real Madrid over the other two Manchester clubs.

The trial resulted from Douglas's rivalry with Robbie Ross for Wilde (and his need of money).

He talks of his need for a "kind of insouciance".

(Kathleen Tynan wrote of her husband's inability to come to terms with his fetish because of his need to think well of himself).

The reporters who heard his aides' account of his need for Condi were plainly moved.

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With Lincoln on their side, and his great need of their support, the Missouri conservatives had easily won this battle.