There is an intense need for self-expression among the oppressed in our country.
During this era the South African poet Mongane Wally Serote remarked: There is an intense need for self-expression among the oppressed in our country.
Charles Benanty, who was a co-owner of Shelter, a popular TriBeCa hangout in the 80's and 90's, has been struck by the seemingly intense need for family in this age group and the desperate search for attention.
She also implies that Rockwell may have been gay, writing that the artist "demonstrated an intense need for emotional and physical closeness with men," and that his marriages may have been a strategy for "controlling his homoerotic desires".
But most Japanese who wrote modern poetry in the second half of the 20th century were closer to their counterparts in other countries than ever before, sharing their anxiety over the same crises and feeling the same intense need for love.
With greater psychological acumen than any of numerous earlier biographers, Fraser traces the queen's central traits of character -- her intense need for affection, intimacy and approval -- to her tortured relationship with an awesomely powerful mother.
It would fill a need, he says, for a guidebook through the changing legal world, where big law firms, on the one hand, offer fat-salaried inducements to keep talent from the tentacles of private industry, and where the public sector, on the other hand, maintains an intense need for the best and the brightest out of law school to toil for less pay as public prosecutors or defenders of the poor.
Soylent is the ultimate fast food - but it's unclear why we feel such an intense need for more time.
Breast magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) stands out among other MRI applications in its intense need for high resolution, high contrast, and rapid scan time.
For example, Yang et al. (2007) suggested that intense need for project information and effective communications by the project team cannot be met by traditional communications and information management systems since these systems have shortcomings and are incapable of fulfilling project duties and objectives.
