At one point or another, friends will let you down, flaking out in your time of deep need.
The response to those long-held urges to reach across the aisle for succor in your moments of deep need may not be easy, but it is obvious.
It gives the collection an aura of melancholy and prayerfulness, of deep needs continually being expressed and yet forever going unsatisfied.
Such an idea was a violation of her deepest need, the need to live, and to have the experiences that the world might give her.
The main character, brought from Iraq with his squad to take part in a football halftime show, looks around him and thinks, "There's something harsh in his fellow Americans, avid, ecstatic, a burning that comes of the deepest need.
Having fought for these people, he looks at them anew, and finds them suddenly troubling: "There's something harsh in his fellow Americans, avid, ecstatic, a burning that comes of the deepest need.
I reject that because I believe freedom is the deepest need of every human soul.
Cuttingly titled "His Millenarian Illusion", the chapter about his marriage to Padma Lakshmi tries to show that his fourth wife's "grand ambition and secret plans" for wealth and fame had "nothing to do with the fulfilment of his deepest needs".
Feeling a sense of connection and support in the group, women interacted with others in a way that shared some of their deepest needs, fears, questions, concerns, and experiences.
I sense a hint of some deep need to prove herself – or to prove people wrong.
