Sentence examples for innate needs from inspiring English sources

By considering customers as individuals, implicit characteristics such as personal taste, traits, innate needs and experience become important integral parts of product design.

This supposes a disjunction between nature and contemporary society, and Rousseau held that the life of primitive human beings was happy inasmuch as they knew how to live in accordance with their own innate needs; now we need some kind of social contract to protect us from the corrupting effects of society upon the proper love of self.

Love is one of our most innate needs.

That is, patient satisfaction is more likely to be determined by how well provider performance fulfills innate needs, wants or desires, rather than how performance compares with presumed predictions [ 31].

Ryan & Deci's (2000) Self-Determination theory [ 4] proposes there are three innate needs which influence self-motivation and personality integration, namely 'competence' (belief in our capabilities to succeed), 'autonomy' (belief that outcomes are dependent on our own capabilities and volition) and 'relatedness' (connections/relationships to members of our social network)[ 4].

"Human beings have an innate need to bond.

People have an innate need to join in.

I write because I have an innate need to write.

"I'd sort of gotten over that innate need to always fit in.

"There's an innate need for us for heroes," said Father Judge's provincial director, the Rev. John M. Felice.

This being Lola, however, it's also about a child's innate need to bargain and negotiate.