Sentence examples for needy both from inspiring English sources

Everyone might have expected a sexy spark between Olivier and Monroe but it was not to be because they were both so needy, both so used to adoration.

Through this, then, the poor receive from the powerful, and the wealthy give to the needy, both in the confidence that they will have what is fair on account of this.

In most areas, Republicans were more likely than Democrats to favor cuts, with the biggest division between the two groups coming on providing aid to the needy, both in the U.S. and overseas.

An examination by The New York Times has found that while the agency moved aggressively before the storm to encourage residents to leave, particularly those who were disabled and the needy, both it and the city government at large were woefully unprepared to help its residents deal with Hurricane Sandy's lingering aftermath.

New York officials had been urging the federal government to approve the state's plan to offer family planning services to the needy using both state and federal Medicaid money.

Should the incentive be split between reluctant employer and needy student, allowing both to access the opportunity with reduced obstacles?

They provide lodging for homeless boys and, the more forward thinking ones offer literacy or sewing classes for needy children of both sexes.

Irritated at her children, who are both needy and punitive, she also decides, "I was like a lump of food that my children chewed without stopping".

It was too much, and I accused him of being impossibly stubborn, of being both needy and domineering, and finally, shamefully, I called him "a burden".

Mr Barnes shows himself to be both needy and wrathful, annoyed by those who inquire how he is coping and by the "Silent Ones" who fail to mention Kavanagh at all.

It's about a Swedish aristocrat, both needy and imperious, who on Midsummer's Eve has a one-night stand with her father's manservant and then, at a loss about how to go on, slits her throat.