Sentence examples similar to need for feel from inspiring English sources

Keyes writes interestingly in this novel about the atavistic need for feel-good endings, and expresses a reasonable view that female writers get patronised for work that if penned by a man would be dubbed sensitive.

The nice thing about apocalyptic panics is that all you need for a feel-good moment is the earth not coming to an end.

The three months since Sept. 11 (news articles, Dec. 12) have done nothing to release pent-up need for revenge felt by so many of us.

But knowing this did not take the edge off his need — for it felt like need, nothing less — to have her against him again, her open mouth moving on his, her fingers digging into his back.

We need to feel for my heroine Isabel when she hears a tap at the window one night.

Stone, a convert to Buddhism, believes that there is a need for men to feel guilt.

"There is this need for people to feel reconnected and rejuvenated, but not in a self-indulgent way".

Of particular importance was the need for patients to feel that they were being listened to.

You don't need to feel sorry for these people.

There is no need to feel sorry for the Cardinals.

There is no need to feel sympathy for Priebus.