Sentence examples for it needs some form from inspiring English sources

The truth is, says Jensen, that because pornography consists of the same repetitive sexual acts, it needs some form of emotional content to succeed commercially.

"Life as we know it needs liquid water, elements like carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus and sulfur, and it needs some form of chemical or light energy to get the business of life done," study leader Kevin Hand, of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., said in a statement.

Or does it need some form of tinkering or fixing?

It needs some kind of settlement, some form of treaty defining – for a while – what it shall do and where it shall go.

Or will the hand injury play on his mind – he is wearing a hurling glove so it obviously needs some form of protection.

But carbon, in and of itself, is not enough to build even the simplest life form, it needs some chemical "seasoning" in the form of what we chemists call heteroatoms.

Even this unique method needs some form of adjustment or modification before applying it to a specific case.

Developers, on the other hand, say the site needs some form of housing to be profitable.

Overwhelmed by spillover, Turkey desperately needs some form of cease-fire in Syria.

In O'Toole's opinion, Martha needs some form of outlet for intelligence.

If its financial problems worsen, it may need some form of sovereign debt relief for which there is no direct precedent — and that would probably be subject to approval by a Congress now paralyzed and focused on a fiscal situation closer to home.