Sentence examples for mutual need of from inspiring English sources

No element in these Stravinsky ballets — not even the bracing rhythms and audaciously modernist structures — proves more striking than the dramatically mutual need of male and female.

Now, with the convergence of media and data, the mutual needs of publishers and advertisers to reach individuals in a precise and intuitive manner can be met.

The common sense of risk and their mutual need for resilience is the basis for a high degree of collaboration.

It will, though, remind you of how all those wild young men and marginal girls fitted together in a nexus of mutual need and exploitation which produced some of the most striking art of the 19th century.

And that mutual need is one of the reasons for the present mess.

He also nails the complexity of transactions between fighters and reporters: the two professions' brands of cynicism and male puffery; the climate of mutual need blended with contempt; the intimidating manliness of fighters and their vulnerability to exploitation by reporters, promoters and just about everybody else.

Rather, it wafted in and out of that murky world of mutual need -- Davis needed Gruden, perhaps the league's best young coach, to lead the team, and Gruden, especially this season, needed the Raiders, at least for the short term.

Finally, from other human beings, where the relation of exchange replaces the satisfaction of mutual need.

In a spirit of mutual need and distrust, they begin to form a family.

Their passion was a noisome parody of mutual need; when he cut his arm on glass, she broke a bottle and gave herself a corresponding wound.

Intel and HP joined forces five years ago out of mutual need.