Examples of using Deep need in English and their translations into German
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Well, he did have a deep need.
I felt the deep need to forgive the Catholic Church and also repented of my judgments.
I became a medical doctor because I felt a deep need to help people.
I believe that people have a deep need to understand their world and that art clarifies reality for them.
And I think one thing we have in common is a very deep need to express ourselves.
Already in his opening prayer, Chief Apostle Schneider prayed for allvictims of violence,"We pray for all people who are in deep need.
Michael he has deep need to help people.
There is no man, no woman, no pastor or evangelist who can touch that deep need in you.
Our motivation stems from a deep need which can be described as follows.
To see his passion for the Gospel and thereby grasp the greatness, the beauty, indeed the deep need of the Gospel for all of us.
I have given many examples of things that meet a deep need- songs sung to us, homes that are an extension of the self, food prepared with love.
The ritual washings before every prayer show again and again the deep need for cleansing in Islam.
Your partner has a deep need for your emotional containment and nurturing, although she may not be able to express this need to you with any ease.
Nevertheless, she always again felt a deep need to help the people there.
You have a deep need for your partner's emotional containment and nurturing, although you may not be able to express this need to him with any ease.
We do so at the urging of the deep need of faith, hope and charity.
You have a deep need to serve something greater than yourself, and you are not likely to find this something on earth, no matter how much you adore and idealise another person.
A true spiritual aspirant feels in himself a deep need for the spirit via the soul;
Despite his intense individualism, Harry has a deep need to fulfill the expectations and rules of the world, for he has an instinctive appreciation of order and the importance of structure in outer life.
I kept thinking: Perhaps it's my fault. Perhaps there's some deep need in him that I'm not satisfying.
The radicalism of his music may well have emerged from the deep need to be master of the most extreme sensual experiences, to introduce order to chaos, to immerse himself in a primeval broth of acoustic forms so as to be finally reborn.
The intense emotions that I felt on the occasion of the death of my Venerable Predecessor John Paul II andthen during the Conclave, and especially at its conclusion, amount to a deep need for silence and two complementary sentiments.
To obtain recognition for achievement well done satisfies a deep need in the nature of all and can lead to greater accomplishment.
But since every human being is driven by a deep need for the fulfillment of meaning in life, and the answers given by religions are increasingly less convincing, many people today look for meaning in areas that are actually overtaxed by this demand.
In any other case, loneliness does generally tend to creep in andearlier than he realizes what has hit him a sympathetic ear and a deep need for companionship and conversation has him vulnerable to the charms of one other woman.
But individuals and societies have a deep need for order, as French poet Alfred Auguste Pilavoine wrote in 1845"Order and freedom, two words perfectly correlative and which have real meaning only in relation to each other;
Even if- this must be said concerning spiritual science- these results deliver as many disproofs as possible, nevertheless,one can say that on the other side in our present a deep need, a deep longing exists for hearing something of those lands about which spiritual science knows to report something.
But one of the things which has brought you together is a deep need in you both for change and the breaking of old ties and attitudes, and if you can understand your partner's anxiety and give him plenty of breathing space you can turn this challenging dynamic into a highly inspiring and life-expanding experience.
At the heart of Harry's sensitive and responsive personality lie a deep need to belong and a powerful urge toward emotional involvement with others.
In his book“Common Welfare Economy”- 2012-he has highlighted the deep need of many European countries to both renew and recover ethical values in the interests of the wellbeing of the planet as a whole.