Sentences with phrase «feel the need for»

Startups that decide to focus on foreign markets often feel the need for a physical presence in the country, in part to understand the needs of their customers in that area.

Every business owner defines success differently, and not all feel the need for increased funding or more customers or employees.

Some are a combination of the two — feeling the need for silence one day, and musical motivation for another.

Well, chances are other people feel the need for that thing too.

During our conversation, I felt the need for a complete list of the rules for effective email marketing.

Unconcerned about their personal health, they experience little stress and don't feel the need for more pleasure in their lives.

After leaving Yahoo, Jan Koum and Brian Acton felt the need for a messaging app with no ads, no games, and no gimmicks.

By 1997, Moss said he felt a need for a more professional conference to go alongside the raucous Defcon underground event.

If you feel the need for leads but don't have the dough to exhibit in far - flung trade shows, go virtual.

We could also pop into video chats quickly when we felt the need for it.

Even as a behemoth that many speculate could be booking a billion in annual revenues, Zuckerberg still clearly felt the need for more funds by agreeing to the Goldman deal.

«My ideal customer deeply feels the need for a solution to their problem — and they can afford to pay for it.»

If you really feel the need for spiritual community, might I suggest the Unitarians.

If YOU don't feel the need for a chaplain, your course is clear; DO N'T CALL ONE, but I would urge each of us not to imagine or insist that just because WE don't find a pastoral presence comforting or necessary that NO ONE would or should.

Having experienced his own damnation, Lance is capable of hearing the gospel, however little he presently feels the need for it.

If you feel the need for «church» go to a UU church!

I see so CNN feels the need for yet another attack on Christianity... Why doesn't CNN speak about other religions?

Only one who is thirsty will feel the need for a drink.

The eclipse of communist ideology makes it all the more important to remember that, despite its antireligious tradition, Marxist - Leninist communism was, conceptually, the product of a world that felt the need for a transcendent vision.

Only a sick person will feel the need for a physician.

We felt the need for additional columns dealing with these matters.

No matter how great our felt need for this kind of security, God is too great to be possessed by us.

Karl Marx, and others with a heart, felt the need for a revolutionary humanization of the system as inevitable and morally mandatory for the dignity and decency of the human person.

None seem to require the word «institutional» tacked on nor feel the need for the use of an uppercase «C» to validate their existence.

We see Jesus condemn no one (except religious people who felt no need for grace).

At the Edinburgh conference in 1910, Bishop Charles H. Brent of the Protestant Episcopal Church had keenly felt the need for a full discussion of theological beliefs in order that the Churches might find the proper mutual support in the modern world.

With debonair desperation they multiply the telling of stories, making them up as they go along, in the hope of finding one with which, as it is said, they are «comfortable» — at least for the time being, until they feel the need for another that will, as it is said, meet their needs.

Whether one agrees with the Russian Orthodox Church on this point or not, a survey of recent Russian history indicates that Russians feel a need for «spirituality» and «authentic ideals» that go beyond simple material abundance.

Bellicose atheists like Richard Dawkins are still fairly few in number and may indeed become fewer, as that sort of stridency is a reaction to the many excesses of religion (which of course includes religions such as «following Christ») and as religion fades, so will the felt need for such stridency.

Option two is for those who still feel a need for some sort of identity in that tradition and thus must keep using the same signals for «I belong».

That night the word of the Lord to Nathan explained that the Lord felt no need for a house of cedar, that a tent had been good enough from the beginning.

The Idea of Civil Society by adam seligman free press, 220 pages, $ 24.95 Adam Seligman's book, while primarily a theoretical, historical, and social inquiry into the notion of civil society, is motivated by a contemporary concern: namely, the felt need for a new representation of society in....

I asked for power, that I might have the praise of men... I was given weakness, that I might feel the need for God.

The Slavic Church has always felt the need for freedom.

He felt the need for returning to that mythical moment which was ahistorical.

The relation between Christian faith and Judaism must have been a difficult issue in Persia and the Church fathers might have felt the need for Christian apologetics against the Jews.

I have to accept that most people feel a need for a spirituality; I don't have to like it.

As established, culturally supported religious practices and traditional communities have weakened, many people feel the need for some way of dealing with their inner stress and emptiness.

The speaker is betting his or her life that no God exists who whould hold you accountable for your beliefs and behavior if you didn't feel the need for him.

I simply feel no need for a God and I am not inteerested in thinking about it.»

Next he feels the need for money and works at carrying off and selling the tree's apples, and after that, he uses the wood of the tree to build himself a house in which to shelter a wife and children.

Astonishing how so many people feel the need for dogma, rules, costumed clerics and preposterous myths in order to feel «close to god.»

But when the apostles were dead, men felt need for the Easter faith to be substantiated by more tangible evidence.

God is teaching us to approach life in the illegible city without feeling the need for a Big Key.

I desperately felt my need for prayer every single day.

I find it odd how he and others feel the need for Evangelicals to re-define the word Religion.

Gail Sheehey in her book Passages points out that women often feel a need for a mentor to support their entry into a professional field.

A number of Christian philosophers felt the need for an organization to support and stimulate Christian philosophical reflection.

We treasure our individual freedom and autonomy, but for many of us the end result is «Sheilaism» — the radically individualized type of believer described in Robert Bellah's Habits of the Heart who professes a faith in God but feels no need for sharing it or for communal involvement.

Some of us, feeling the need for a name that would primarily indicate the struggle against sexism that is part of our daily bread while also helping us identify one another in the trenches as we fight for our survival within different Hispanic communities and in society at large, have called ourselves feministas hispanai.