Sentence examples for terrible need for from inspiring English sources

Contrary to Alice's fantasy about Maricel's third-world warmth, Maricel learned the virtues of demonstrating affection from watching "Oprah," and from her own terrible need for human contact.

Americans are realizing there is "a terrible need for a dose of debate" on Israel and that "silent acquiescence" to those "whose politics are based substantially on fantasy and theological wishes" is dangerous.

It appears in matters like the piece's dreamlike logic; non-sequitur, text-heavy passages; and exploration of the often violent, inscrutable emotions that both drive and undo our terrible need for connections.

Although Dutilleux never used overtly religious words or symbols in his music, he recognised the "mystic, cosmic" element in this piece, quoting Van Gogh's letter to his brother: "I have a terrible need for religion.

Young designers are all alike in their terrible needs, for money, attention, kindly retailers.

She once said, "I was born with an enormous need for affection, and a terrible need to give it".

"The terrible need and the great challenge" Of his coverage for UNESCO and UNICEF, Seymour commented, "All over the five countries, I saw this one story: the terrible need and the great challenge.

And nothing terrible need result.

That terrible need to laugh in the face of tragedy.

It's terrible needing things from people.

I am not talking about factory farms — which are terrible — or the need for better sources of protein for many people in the world.