Sentence examples for mortals need from inspiring English sources

No matter how serious or important your subject is, mere mortals need to be able to understand it.

Mere mortals need not apply.All the main candidates commonly touted are highly respected economists who could be trusted to pursue a sound monetary policy, and yet each also has serious drawbacks (see article).

Think, in the first instance, not Bridget Jones but Beyoncé Knowles at Glastonbury, a woman who, unlike the rest of us mortals, need worry not about anything so banal as leaving the house in such a rush she forgets to put her skirt on.

At this altitude and in this kind of weather, mortals need double mitts.

Approximately six million people are in mortal need of food.

Feeding one's hunger is a mortal need; acting on one's sexual impulses is a choice.

"Blue Arabesque" bemoans our mortal need for industry, the demands made by flesh for food and shelter, the mind's need of occupation.

The water has swept away "artificial vestures", leaving a central understanding that "we are all one with each other in primitive mortal needs".

As a mere mortal needing time to practice and adjust, I angered this teacher with not being able to pick up changes on the first try, to the point that he yelled at me in each and every lesson.

Lest fans think athletes are immune to matters that affect mere mortals, they need only to have listened to some of them or watched them since the shocking attacks last Tuesday.

Maximal exposure to mortal eyes need not have been the prime purpose of their originators e.g., the tomb chambers of Egyptian pharaohs, intended to be sealed forever, had their inner surfaces covered with monumental hieroglyphs; the great Bīsitūn inscription of King Darius I of Persia is on a high rock surface and legible only after precarious rock-climbing or from airborne conveyances.