Sentence examples for truest needs from inspiring English sources

Her books, such as "The Railway Children," on the surface all British propriety and high tea, are in fact quite loyal to the honesty and directness of children, to their truest needs and modes of thinking.

Another point the Politico piece makes, that President Obama has rejected this option, though basically true, needs a little clarification.

She described how children protect their parents in order to salvage some hope of having their needs fulfilled and in the process have to repress their true needs.

The underlying precepts remained unchanged in later works like "Breaking Down the Wall of Silence" (1991) and "Free From Lies: Discovering Your True Needs" (2009).

Moreover, if properly administered to address true needs, as opposed to bridges to nowhere, it will leave a legacy of accomplishment.

Emergency care has to evolve in order to match true needs of the population existing today.

It is realistic and adjustable to their true needs, expectations and business context.

Informal care is not publicly observable and, unlike the insurer, caregivers know the true needs of their relatives.

Even if experts understand the true needs of their clients, they may not have an incentive to recommend the right financial products.

Moreover, Baudrillard posits "the end of transcendence" (a phrase borrowed from Marcuse) where individuals can neither perceive their own true needs or another way of life (1998: 190ff).

Discover your true needs.