Sentence examples for the primal need from inspiring English sources

The primal need to be outside is intensified by the monotony your desk has dragged in with it from the winter months.

The reason people love sleeping under canvas so much is that it connects us with the outside world, it serves the primal need of mankind (and particularly men) to light fires and chop logs; and it allows children to build teepees out of random bits of foliage.

What compelled him was not primarily a love of beauty or ideas or status, you guess, but the primal need for things: firm, tangible, right here, right now — or rather here and there, now and then, in this polyphonic, time-leaping show.

We should think of ourselves as part of a Great fellowship that has the primal need for people to experience the great resounding roar and delicate pleasure of classical music at its heart.

The primal need to beg, the despair when your pleas are rebuffed or ignored.

Perhaps we all unconsciously seek this refuge again, and the warmth of summer, combined with the primal need to be sheltered, creates a feeling of comfort we can't quite explain when we sit by, look at, or touch the water.

"Maybe, Momma, if we … call the orphanage or go to India or write a letter … we could find them". I wish I had had the strength to verbalize this primal need when I was a child.

Each section of the couch had as many kids as could fit jumping up and down on it, demonstrating an early version of that primal need to get on top of the speakers at night clubs.

But the base, primal need for human intimacy, at other times, leaves me crying.

We continue to come up with ever more ingenious ways to transcend the limits of the flesh, from videoconferencing to Viagra, but we cling to the ancient, almost primal need for a body to bury when life ends.

But what has remained consistent over the years is Trump's primal need to dominate and humiliate his adversaries.