Sentence examples for needing to have from inspiring English sources

"I thought it would be theatrical without needing to have a narrative or actors".

There's nothing in the constitution about needing to have 60 votes in the Senate.

Doing lots of public events and suddenly needing to have Opinions about Things.

"It came out of people needing to have something that was affordable but fun".

It comes down to needing to have open discussions about the implications of these things.

It's not about the audience needing to have these exact same emotions — they might feel something very different.

The motor is powered by a battery, so there is no worry about needing to have it near an electric outlet.

That ordinary (or extraordinary) work of social imagination, as in a work of art, achieves understanding without first needing to have everything figured out and all doubts resolved.

"I didn't have a real feeling for needing to have a longer-term contract," said Richter, whose wife, Veronica, is expecting the couple's second child today.

You could argue that without needing to have pocketability, maximising screen size for consumption of content is the logical next step.

Around 12 blue plaques are given out each year and English Heritage is conscious of needing to have more women and more people of colour commemorated.