Sentence examples for understandable need from inspiring English sources

Smith broods: "Imagine his foul understandable need, his satisfaction, changing DH Lawrence to DH cinders".

Unesco's various diktats emerged from an understandable need to discipline the rebuilding of Europe's heritage after wartime bombing.

This is not isolation forced upon him by the understandable need for security, but a willful isolation from any dissenting views.

The sort of (expensive and time-consuming) journalism Nick Davies does is threatened in many news organisations by the quite understandable need to cut costs.

We seem to accept the fallacy that because of the understandable need for some secret tactics in a conflict, the strategic policy and decisions that lead to and maintain that conflict should remain secret as well.

For Jonathan Shedler, professor of psychiatry at the University of Colorado school of medicine, his appeal is better understood through the lens of "transference": in times of stress, whatever the complex blend of causes for that stress, people revert to a childhood desire for an omnipotent protector – an understandable need in young children, but dysfunctional in adulthood.

With something like an introduction to Irish theatre, this is understandable: I need to teach the canon, the canon is largely historical, and women writers were systematically written out.

Some felt that the presence of such high star wattage was understandable".You need stars to get people's attention," said Francois Ivernel of Pathé films".There is a window of American films but behind that are 120 films being shown here".

Such situations are understandable and need to be addressed sensitively.

"But at the same time, and it's understandable, they need the oil..

These fears are understandable and need to be recognized, but they are based on a misperception.