Sentence examples for the deep need from inspiring English sources

The trusts say these superstars of the deep need safe places around the British coast where they can live in peace.

There is little sentimentality in the way Strout captures the deep need that exists between Lucy and her mother as well as their ability to hurt one another.

Travolta has the nerve, in the midst of what feels like an action movie, to remind us of the pleasures of inactivity, the deep need to hang out.

She wants the narrative to be carried along by the propulsive drive of her monologues, by the deep need and injury of her female characters.

This is the first time Cox has performed in front of a theatre audience, and the form fits his storytelling and the deep need you sense in him to tell Zuaiter's story.

Such a bighearted self-image is a bit jarring alongside Toby's heartless put-downs, but this is a character who ­slouches squarely in the middle of adolescence, a very jarring time of life, in which ignorance collides with certainty, inexperience with instinct, desire with scorn, and in which the deep need to be loved walks hand in uncomfortable hand with hatred and shame.

The Inner Voter represents the deep needs of people we ignore.

It also refers to the deep needs of people we know.

But the deeper need is to push power to the regions.

I reject that because I believe freedom is the deepest need of every human soul.

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.