Sentence examples for visceral needs from inspiring English sources

The visceral needs are met, most roofs are tarped, we hear fewer sirens.

What strangulation effectively communicates to a victim, more clearly than words could, is that an abuser is willing to exert punitive control by preying on her most fundamental visceral needs — such as the bodily imperative to gasp for air when she cannot breathe, and the desperate urge to end the intense pain that strangulation causes.

The need for security, safety, shelter, food and so on, are relevant needs, but the needs to which I refer are also as important as our more visceral needs because they determine the quality and quantity of our relationships.

Dancers often seem to get addicted to dancing, even feeling a visceral need to dance.

Grief rushes in, followed by a visceral need to fix blame.

But if you had a visceral need for instantaneity, TV couldn't compete.

The bankers voiced a visceral need in the review session to build a more preemptive culture at their own company.

Saffaa says her work is motivated not only by political injustice but a visceral need for self-expression.

And, finally, there is the narrator's affecting commentary on aging and on the still visceral need for physical pleasure.

And with Islamic State fanatics on the prowl, voters have a "visceral" need to feel safe.Not all Democrats are convinced.

As Seligman says, "The enemy was fraud, the enemy was cant, and she had an almost visceral need to expose it".