Sentence examples for stood in need of from inspiring English sources

It is not a cure that Berlin himself ever stood in need of.

If Jews never stopped preaching these ideas, it was because the world always stood in need of them.

There's no doubt that the country stood in need of decent traditional ale at the time, with cheap fizzy lagers and insipid industrial keg bitters dominating pub bartops.

It was clear to everyone that the church stood in need of authoritative pronouncements about its relations with the state and with modern society, and discussion began about the possibility of calling an ecumenical council for this purpose.

There was no living poet whose latest work I more wished for and stood in need of at once, on the day of publication, above all for its immediacy.

The authority chairman, John B. Rhea, a former managing director at Lehman Brothers who has been city government's persona non grata after a series of articles in The Daily News reported that his agency's funds remained in a state of inertia while buildings stood in need of countless improvements, sought to explain the slow progress of enhanced security at Thursday's Council hearing.

These remarkable results may contribute to many other fields which stood in needs of long-term simulations.

Our system seems to stand in need of reassment now.

Do we stand in need of a Carmont now?

As the credit crunch spreads, the whole world stands in need of economic stimulus.

In short, Nietzsche sets out to save people from the idea that they stand in need of salvation.