Sentence examples for physical necessities from inspiring English sources

The more vigorous perform the physical necessities attendant on heavy drinking and over-eating.

A psychological theory called Maslow's hierarchy of needs, in which physical necessities like food, health and security trump conceptual needs like self-esteem, may account for people who choose basics over beauty, he said.

This portrait of a family life consumed by physical necessities is how the non-disabled world sees us – a cliched view that bears no relation to our daily life.

In the Afterlife we are no longer subject to the body, for instance, and hence are not bound by physical necessities such as food, shelter, clothing, and the like.

Thus, when G is a permanent property of F, it does not mean that the absence of F is a permanent property of the absence of G, which conflates logical and physical necessities and contradicts the assumption of contingency (Fetzer 1981, 193-4; and Fetzer 2000a).

For the first time, instead of subjugating the body to its whims, Fashion herself became subservient to the physical necessities of the body, thus changing men's way of life forever.

It is at most a craving, not a physical necessity.

In modern society cannibalism does occasionally occur as the result of extreme physical necessity in isolated surroundings.

In conclusion, the nourishment of centaurs is a laborious process; by physical necessity, they are required to spend three-quarters of their time chewing.

With all the food being served, it soon became apparent that this was going to be not so much an attraction as a physical necessity.

(Leather shoes are a social rather than physical necessity, he wrote, but a necessity nonetheless: anyone would be ashamed to appear in public without them).