Sentence examples for needed themselves from inspiring English sources

They gave up honeyed lives and big Hollywood projects and submitted, at military pay, to the frequent interference of bureaucrats in the War Department in order to make films that they thought the country needed — and that they needed themselves.

Maybe it's because for them it's easier to deal with a child than with an adult, or maybe — because they seem to be a childless couple — they have a need to care for someone else, to feel needed themselves.

Germany's much-admired dual education system (in which apprentices are trained jointly by employers and at specialist vocational schools) has grown in Upper Bavaria, not because it was seen as the more responsible thing to do, but because companies, unable to "buy in" a fully trained-up workforce, often had to mould the workers they needed themselves.

In 1844 a group of people, fed up with the milk they bought being watered down, chalk being added to bulk out flour and even gravel added to oatmeal, got together and decided to buy and sell the things they needed themselves.

Like many successful ideas, Tinder was created because it was something its makers needed themselves.

The interviewed women also voiced their concern that abused women would not admit to the violence by their intimate partners due to shame and fear and the long time they needed themselves before they told anyone of the violence.

"But first, they need themselves to be convinced".

"Detracting criticism based solely on not liking the result of scientific findings need themselves to be criticized, however," he wrote.

If they are to eat, most must produce the food they need themselves (Millennium Project 2003).

Judges then need to ask themselves hard questions".

Rather, academics need to involve themselves in managerial roles.