Sentence examples for shallow needs from inspiring English sources

In their fantasy of retribution and lust, Claire "plays" at being Madame, a creature made up of hideous, shallow needs, paranoia, and pain.

He is clearly moved by Reagan, who proved far more willing to reduce the American nuclear arsenal than most observers expected, and whose "shallow need to please an audience coexisted with a profound will to change what the audience took for granted".

He's shallow and needs his women dumb".

It's another reminder of the fact that shallow people need love too.

In England property begot a strong place sense, but Americans, restless and with shallow roots, needed fins and wings.

Shallow foundations need to be designed for bearing capacity and excessive settlement.

Secondly, pressure plume migration over time in dipping strata, from deeper injection sites to shallower sites, needs to be taken into account.

However, don't overdo the water––the shallow roots need water in hot weather but don't like being soggy.

Do not be discouraged if you don't get it right the first time - with practice, the sharp but shallow sniff needed to get the snuff into the front of your nose but no further becomes second nature.

Ms. Galvany, a former soprano, had a hooty sound with something of a wobble; Mr. Martin's baritone, a rapid vibrato that makes him sound forced and shallower than need be.

I know it sounds vulgar and shallow but you need directors who can be a social focus for the area, you need people with a bit of charisma".