Sentence examples for needs and instincts from inspiring English sources

Meeting at a crossroads a mysterious figure, Button-Moulder, whashas come to take his soul and melt it down, Peer Gynt is forced to reconcile his lifelong boast that he has always been true to himself with the knowledge that in fact he has evaded man's real responsibility: to forge from the mass of needs and instincts in his blood a spiritually and morally developed soul.

Putting clothes and make up on your pet, she added, "goes completely against the dignity of the animal and their natural needs and instincts".

They're pitching as fast as they can out of animal need and instinct.

It's an ancient tribal need and instinct.

We're distracted with what's going on around us as we struggle to keep up with our day-to-day requirements to satisfy our basic needs-and our baser instincts.

Human beings associate in societies because of a primeval need and fundamental instincts.

We Europeans are torn between the impulse to offer shelter to those in need and the instinct to pull up the drawbridge, and our leaders are paralysed in consequence.

We were at that age when you have the need and the instinct and the immodesty to inflict on others everything that is seething in your head and elsewhere; it's an age that can last a long time, but ends at the first compromise.

The reactions and instincts needed to successfully deploy this type of self-defense fighting take repetitive practice over time.

Given Reagan's own history and instincts, he needs no instruction in wariness toward Soviet overtures.

Instincts, needs, and experiences taught humans the art of healing.