Sentence examples for need for man from inspiring English sources

Robert Weeden, the State Policy Development and Planning Director, talks about the need for man to be somewhat humble about his capacity to make permanent decisions.

This story by his contemporary Algernon Blackwood touches upon his two obsessions: the supernatural and what he saw as the need for man to reconnect with nature in the face of modernity.

In his religious poems he preached the need for man actively to meet the claims of his Creator by, for instance, going on pilgrimage or on Crusade; in his moral-didactic poems he praises such human virtues as faithfulness, sincerity, charity, and self-discipline virtues that were not eself-discipline virtueshis own life.

He told Aleem Maqbool that it removed a woman's "need for man".

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

But what about the need for men to take equal responsibility in raising children?

Her avowed love and need for men hasn't helped her feminist cred either, not that she cares.

Queer males don't have to sexually subjugate women and female queers have no need for men to fulfil their erotic and emotional needs.

He didn't specify what that was, though: perhaps the need for men to be macho, or the boundless power of Internet marketing.

And Liliana Cavendish accepted a Fuji Apple Fizz cocktail from a waiter and remarked that fashionable women in this city have become so obsessed with looking chic in the eyes of other females they have all but eliminated the need for men.

We talk about actor Emma Watson's recent UN speech, in which she talked about her reasons for becoming a feminist, and the need for men to be onside; Williams says she is impatient with this kind of "first-world feminism".