I've yet to feel the need for a more expensive option.
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Thompson doesn't just feel the need for speed; he feeds on it.
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To work well, many artists feel the need for some new organizing principle.
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One, Florida, said it didn't feel the need for a follow-up conversation.
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An excellent woman might not feel the need for such an obvious statement.
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She did not, in general, feel the need for the company of other writers.
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I don't feel the need for advice; I just need acknowledgment of my loss.
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So I never feel the need for extra stability, and I appreciate the cleaner look.
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At the Autograss National Championships, it's the girls who feel the need for speed most.
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Collectively narcissistic Americans would feel the need for America to be revered the world over.
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In the summer of 2019, Tom Cruise will once again feel the need for speed.
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Ultimately we feel the need for some sense of responsibility from social-media companies, and other companies.
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On one side, journalists (like McGann) see the game and feel the need for it to change.
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While he was "very happy" to get married, he didn't feel the need for an extra symbol.
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In California, for example, 57% of workers without a college degree feel the need for more education.
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If you don't feel the need for an electric motor, VanMoof's new SmartBike is the lighter, cheaper option.
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Would they all had a Busta Rhymes at the ready when they feel the need for some sugar.
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They don't always feel the need for elaborate clapbacks, especially when there's spelling or grammar in need of correcting.
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The 19-year-old actress doesn't feel the need for a squad, but her new mansion could certainly house one.
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Of course, I gave her a prescription for this medication; I just wish she didn't feel the need for it.
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We keep our house at a cool 55 degrees Fahrenheit at night, and I never feel the need for extra blankets.
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You feel the need for some large-scale salvation, some great cleansing, which, when it comes, of course can't really do the job.
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Why the hell do I feel the need for some man to sweep me off my feet when I can just do it myself?
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With all the free snacks, and a promise of a free breakfast in the morning, I didn't feel the need for any more food.
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When not wanting to drive themselves to a given destination, some passengers — be they faithful to Uber or Lyft — feel the need for speed.
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"Creators with big audiences often don't feel the need for support from a collective voice," the ICG's board wrote in a statement announcing the closure.
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If you don't feel the need for a screen, a smart speaker offers the power of an assistant and often much better sound to boot.
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I have yet to get a souvenir, the typical "Australian" souvenirs like UGGs or a boomerang or a didgeridoo I don't particularly feel the need for.
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"As long as the Lebanese army lacks sufficient power to face Israel, we feel the need for (Hezbollah's) arsenal because it complements the army's role," he said.
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"If you talk to the voters they don't feel the need for another candidate," said Kathy Sullivan, the former chairwoman of the Democratic Party in New Hampshire.
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Regarding Trump&aposs jabs at the Rodger&aposs fellow league members being unpatriotic and disrespectful, he doesn&apost feel the need for him or his peers to respond.
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Other commenters pointed out that Albert and others' victim-blaming messages are part of the reason women feel the need for a safe space in the first place.
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Several of the people I spoke to said when it comes to luxury watches, if they already have one, they don't feel the need for a newer, shinier one.
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Because I didn't go into debt for college (who should, anyway?), I didn't feel pressure to get a job immediately or feel the need for a high-paying one.
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I feel satisfied after I make a meal and don't usually feel the need for a snack or something afterward — though they sent me free cookies with my first box.
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Realize that I'm happy enough going home on the weekends and don't feel the need for anything more exotic than pushing a stroller through the forest at the edge of town.
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A key part of the story is that educated whites are comfortable enough with the status quo that they don't feel the need for face-to-face political and religious communities.
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Here's what to watch if... Monday: ... you're looking to laugh Tuesday: ... you feel the need for speed Wednesday: ... you're with the familyThursday: ... you want to feel somethingFriday: ... you just want the best
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If it was a little one-note, it successfully (and thankfully) avoided the trap of the pseudo avant-garde, often a pitfall when designers feel the need for a look-at-me moment.
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He's one of those poets, it seems, who prefers to do it all himself, how and when he feels like it, and with enough self-confidence not to feel the need for anyone else's imprimatur.
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So on Saturdays and Sundays, when I'm recuperating from a tiring week and feel the need for some pampering, I'll pull my mask from the freezer and let the ice cold beads rejuvenate my eyes.
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The two were vacationing in Las Vegas from Vancouver to celebrate her birthday, and Mr. Deren said that they were far from the first to feel the need for proximity to the oddly beckoning towers.
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"We have so much personal data on all of our applicants that we don't feel the need for a tool like this," Charles A. Deacon, dean of undergraduate admission at Georgetown University tells The Washington Post.
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Come back to learn what to watch if... Monday: ... you're looking to laugh Tuesday: ... you feel the need for speed Wednesday: ... you're with the family Thursday: ... you want to feel something Friday: ... you just want the best
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Stay tuned to find out what to watch if... Monday: ... you're looking to laugh Tuesday: ... you feel the need for speed Wednesday: ... you're with the family Thursday: ... you want to feel somethingFriday: ... you just want the best
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Come back to learn what to watch if... Monday: ... you're looking to laugh Tuesday: ... you feel the need for speed Wednesday: ... you're with the family Thursday: ... you want to feel something Friday: ... you just want the best
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There are plenty of clergymen and women in Washington of every description for House members who feel the need for spiritual guidance, and all members of the House are free to bless their work with private prayers.
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Go back to find out what to watch if... Monday: ... you're looking to laugh Tuesday: ... you feel the need for speed Wednesday: ... you're with the family Thursday: ... you want to feel something Friday: ... you just want the best
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Left out of the conversation, when treating depictions of faith as all-or-nothing, is the whole swath of the US population that identifies as Christian but that doesn't feel the need for siloed-out media just for them.
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Lebanon's President Michel Aoun, an ally of Hezbollah, defended the group this week, saying: "As long as the Lebanese army lacks sufficient power to face Israel, we feel the need for (Hezbollah's) arsenal because it complements the army's role".
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We think that there are enough sophisticated and knowledgeable people who live in New York City or who spend their working lives here, and who feel the need for a sophisticated and knowledgeable afternoon newspaper, to justify this adventure in journalism.
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"Secondly, there is the added uncertainty created by President Trump and his busy twitter account," he said, adding that Trump, beleaguered by a struggling domestic agenda, may feel the need for a foreign-policy win — possibly through a military option.
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" She also added more praise, saying of his signature: "There is a strong sense of self but without a big ego ... This indicates someone who might suddenly feel the need for some space and abruptly cut off the other person in a conversation.
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"We don't feel the need for the validation of third parties, for either quality or price," Mr. Kaplan said of the more public route that auctions offer, with attendant excitement, bidding wars and clapping in the salesroom when high prices are achieved.
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"If you turn every individual into a self-contained agent, some will take unpleasant initiatives and act out their fantasies in real time, but they still feel the need for an anchoring identity," said François Heisbourg, chairman of the International Institute for Strategic Studies.
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I'd stay away from betting any big money on this one, but if you feel the need for action, I'd suggest taking the side that Vegas seems to be tempting you to go against — after all, it's more fun to root against Notre Dame.
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"When I feel the need for comfort from the circus in the White House, I watch the pilot," said Terry Callanan Kempf of Glens Falls, N.Y., who belongs to the Facebook group "Fans of West Wing Weekly Podcast," whose members share a passion for revisiting the show.
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Don't ask me to justify the pricing of either model here: if you yourself don't feel the need for multichannel signal processing, powerful built-in amplifiers, and support for every conceivable music format ever invented, my words won't convince you to see the value in A&K's products.
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Paradoxically, my next job was in a night club, that was not as physically demanding, even though I worked until 7 AM. In that club, I worked at such a frantic pace that I didn't feel the need for anything—and I could sleep in the next day.
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So here's what to watch if you feel the need for speed ... Now, hear us out: Yes, a dog was brutally murdered in the first John Wick, thus setting off a wild chain reaction of vengeance, underworld favors, and extremely cool shots of Keanu Reeves beating people up.
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By the end of the tautly sustained 70 minutes of "Is This a Room" — the extraordinary documentary theater work by Tina Satter that reopened this week after a brief run in January at the Kitchen — you'll probably feel the need for a drink, or a yoga session, or a full-throated scream.
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His characters, such as Victoria Gherman in the novel Adorata (1930) and to some extent those in Nights at Ada- Kaleh (1932) and the Girls' Fair. Simple Mental Journey (1933), I feel the need for absolute erotic fulfillment.
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Church was a central focus for the community, and local residents began to feel the need for a nearby church of their own. In 1849 several members of the community decided to build a church, and. Mr. John Hedges donated land for the chapel and cemetery. It is for him that the chapel is named.
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Hence, if relevance is low, people will feel the need for less orientation. There are many issues in our country that are just not relevant to people, because they do not affect us. Many news organizations attempt to frame issues in a way that attempts to make them relevant to its audiences. This is their way of keeping their viewership/readership high.
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A woman has not slept for 17 days but does not feel the need for sleep. She conceals her condition from her husband and children but spends the nights eating chocolate, drinking Rémy Martin brandy, reading Anna Karenina and going for drives through the city in her Civic. Ultimately, her insomnia takes her to a nearly deserted parking lot, where danger awaits.
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The number of young people who give up their relationships due to increasing competition, difficulty in finding jobs, and living difficulties is increasing. These young people are reluctant to try to maintain unnecessary human relationships and do not feel the need for new ones. They try to avoid meetings which involve many people. They also do not think they need to maintain human relationships because of stress.
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During the workshop, mentees gather together for a few days of intense support with their mentors and other mentees with similar interests, as well as experts in various aspects of SoTL research such as statisticians and the editors of SoTL journals. Mentees may begin the process at any stage of a research project with which they feel the need for help, from research design to analysis to completing a manuscript.
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Togyer, 48. Only a few Murphy stores were organized by unions, "partially because of intense antiunion campaigns mounted by management, but, more importantly, because many of G. C. Murphy's twenty-three thousand employees didn't feel the need for protection from a company they viewed as benevolent and even generous."Togyer, 57. Mack enjoyed maintaining and enlarging his family farm, Old Home Manor, and frequently spent his weekends tending show horses and Black Angus cattle.Togyer, 81.
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The Muqaddimah describes Jews as a people who do not view holy war as a religious duty, and states that they are "merely required to establish their religion among their own people". Ibn Khaldūn suggests that this is why Jews initially did not feel the need for royal authority after the time of Moses and Joshua, who led the successful conquest of Canaan in the traditional narrative. He then describes the united kingdom of Saul, David, and Solomon, and the two kingdoms of Samaria and Judah.
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Three years later, a sudden illness confined her to her bed. While there, her only reading material was a devotional book. From the reading and reflection she was able to do while recuperating from her illness, Le Clerc began to feel the need for a change in her life. She approached the pastor of the town, Dom Peter Fourier, with whom she shared this growing conviction about the need for a new direction in her life, but that none of the religious orders appealed to her.
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In an interview with Nat Hentoff in late 1965 or early 1966, Coltrane stated: "I feel the need for more time, more rhythm all around me. And with more than one drummer, the rhythm can be more multi-directional." In an August 1966 interview with Frank Kofsky, Coltrane repeatedly emphasized his affinity for drums, saying "I feel so strongly about drums, I really do." Later that year, Coltrane would record the music released posthumously on Offering: Live at Temple University, which features Ali on drums supplemented by three percussionists.
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For example, in 2007, when actor Richard Gere kissed Shilpa Shetty in an AIDS awareness event in New Delhi, a warrant for his arrest was issued by an Indian court. People burnt effigies of Gere and Shetty for publicly embracing in a "sexually provocative" way. These cases of harassment of dating couples are generally bitterly criticized by a growing number of young Indians, who feel the need for a change in the perception on dating and public displays of affection. In the past, attacks by vigilante groups also were a danger for those celebrating Valentine's Day.
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The Muqaddimah states that history is a philosophical science, and historians should attempt to refute myths. Ibn Khaldun approached the past as strange and in need of interpretation. The originality of Ibn Khaldun was to claim that the cultural difference of another age must govern the evaluation of relevant historical material, to distinguish the principles according to which it might be possible to attempt the evaluation, and lastly, to feel the need for experience, in addition to rational principles, in order to assess a culture of the past. Ibn Khaldun often criticized "idle superstition and uncritical acceptance of historical data".
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Toward the end of the 19th century, an increasing number of Romanian writers began to feel the need for a professional association that would defend their interests before editors and bookstores and facilitate mutual aid. Although the circle surrounding Literatură și artă magazine shared these objectives, the idea of a freestanding association developed later and under some pressure from foreign professional organizations concerned about intellectual property rights. Thus, the circle became the Romanian Society for Literature and Art, recognized by law in May 1904. The society included artists of all kinds, with widely diverging interests, as well as artists' descendants and art collectors.
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This organization continued in existence at least through 1881, failing to expand outside of Chicago but nevertheless providing a nucleus for development of a future union.John A. Hall, The Great Strike on the Q. Chicago: Elliott and Beezley, 1889; pg. 20. Cullerton's pioneering effort finally saw growth in 1884 with increased local membership and activity in Chicago and expansion of the concept to other local organizations in railroad cities in the Midwest. These autonomous local Switchmen's Unions began to feel the need for a national organization and a call was issued for a founding convention, to be held February 22, 1886, in Chicago.
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After some time, members of the FMP started to feel the need for a "revolutionary vanguard" among Portuguese workers. After several meetings at various Labor Union offices, and with the aid of the Comintern, this desire culminated in the foundation of the Portuguese Communist Party as the Portuguese Section of the Communist International (Comintern), on 6 March 1921. Soon after, the party's first youth organization, the Communist Youths (Portuguese: Juventudes Comunistas) was created. Unlike virtually all other European Communist Parties, the PCP was not formed after a split of a Social Democratic or Socialist Party, but from the ranks of Anarcho-Syndicalism and revolutionary syndicalism.
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Jenkins (1999), xx–xxii In the colonies new churches were certainly required, and generally repeated similar formulae. British Non-conformist churches were often more classical in mood, and tended not to feel the need for a tower or steeple. The archetypal Georgian church is St Martin-in-the-Fields in London (1720), by Gibbs, who boldly added to the classical temple façade at the west end a large steeple on top of a tower, set back slightly from the main frontage. This formula shocked purists and foreigners, but became accepted and was very widely copied, at home and in the colonies,Summerson, 64–70 for example at St Andrew's Church, Chennai in India.
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A critical evaluation of Sămănătorism and its impact was still an important factor in cultural and political developments after the Romanian Revolution of 1989 succeeded in toppling communism. During the cultural debates of the early 1990s, literary historian and social critic Adrian Marino argued that the European integration of post- Revolution Romania was being held back by issues relating to its "fundamental social structure" and "the psychology specific to all shut-in traditional communities", since: "A rural and inescapably ethnicist, conservative, isolationist, traditionalist, Sămănătorist, populist Romania will never feel the need for 'Europe'. On the contrary, it will perceive in it a grave danger for the preservation of the 'national being'."Marino, p.
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The goal of FMP was to promote socialist and revolutionary ideas and to organize and develop the worker movement. After some time, members of the FMP began to feel the need for a "revolutionary vanguard" among Portuguese workers. After several meetings at various trade union offices, and with the aid of the Comintern, this desire culminated in the foundation of the Portuguese Communist Party as the Portuguese Section of the Comintern on 6 March 1921. Unlike virtually all other European communist parties, the PCP was not formed after a split of a social democratic or socialist party, but from the ranks of anarcho- syndicalist and revolutionary syndicalist groups, the most active factions in the Portuguese labour movement.
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Coffman was among the first Mennonite leaders to feel the need for Mennonite institutions for higher learning, especially according to the ideals of a liberal arts education. In 1895, he campaigned to sell stock in the Elkhart Institute of Science, Industry, and the Arts (now Goshen College), which had been founded by Dr. Henry A Mumaw a year earlier, and even more recently incorporated under the Elkhart Institute Association. On February 11, 1896, at the opening ceremonies of the new building (erected across the street from Prairie Street Mennonite Church), Coffman gave the address, "The Spirit of Progress." In April that year, when the board reconvened, they voted Coffman to be president.
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The originality of Ibn Khaldun was to claim that the cultural difference of another age must govern the evaluation of relevant historical material, to distinguish the principles according to which it might be possible to attempt the evaluation, and lastly, to feel the need for experience, in addition to rational principles, in order to assess a culture of the past. Ibn Khaldun often criticized "idle superstition and uncritical acceptance of historical data." As a result, he introduced a scientific method to the study of history, which was considered something "new to his age", and he often referred to it as his "new science", now associated with historiography.Ibn Khaldun, Franz Rosenthal, N. J. Dawood (1967), The Muqaddimah: An Introduction to History, p.
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In Guadeloupe, Hugues, says Dubois, "issued a declaration of all-out war against the British", declaring that they were trying to crush the rights of man and the "brave and loyal Republicans" upholding them. It seems likely, says Martin, that while French revolutionaries elsewhere in the Caribbean wanted more direct involvement in Fédon's rebellion, he went to lengths to limit their active participation because "he did not want checks on his own authority". He suggests, furthermore, that this backing was "vital to the success of the rebellion, and it proved detrimental when British forces succeeded in cutting it off". It may be that Fédon did not feel the need for Hugues' reinforcements, as his army had swollen with coloureds and slaves.
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Brennan has had a number of relatively short relationships, including an ill-fated date with a man who turned out to be a murderer and the re-kindling of a romance with her former thesis supervisor. She has stated that although she does not always feel the need for a committed emotional relationship, she has engaged in casual relationships to "satisfy biological urges". In one episode, she was spending time with two men, one for his intelligence and the other for his sexual skills. In Season 5, episode "The Plain in the Prodigy", she tells Booth she lost her virginity at the age of 22 and when asked why she waited so long, she said it was because the decision was "important to her".
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I have no ulterior motives. If I can do a man a favour, no matter who he is, I will; because that's how I'm made... I can't say 'no' to anyone. The trouble I'm put to is not so great that I have to refuse people in need... Very often warm- heartedness will win a man gratitude and friendship, and then the time comes to ask for one thing or another in... Folks come and ask how they should vote because they feel the need for advice. They want to show that they are grateful to those who have worked for their good; they want to thank them for what they've done by voting for them; but they are ignorant, and want to be told how to do it.
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In the 1860s, San Franciscans began to feel the need for a spacious public park similar to Central Park, which was then taking shape in New York City. Golden Gate Park was carved out of unpromising sand and shore dunes that were known as the Outside Lands, in an unincorporated area west of San Francisco's then-current borders. In 1865, Frederick Law Olmsted proposed a plan for a park using native species suited for San Francisco's dry climate; however, the proposal was rejected in favor of a Central Park-style park needing extensive irrigation. Conceived ostensibly for recreation, the underlying purpose of the park was housing development and the westward expansion of the city. The tireless field engineer William Hammond Hall prepared a survey and topographic map of the park site in 1870 and became its commissioner in 1871.
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A.G. Hogg, professor at Madras Christian College and author of Karma and Redemption in 1904, criticised Farquhar's "Fulfilment thesis" that says "Christianity fulfils all the noblest aspirations of the Hindus," as Hogg perceived that "in Hinduism there was searching and finding, and that a Christian was not offering what a Hindu was searching. Under certain circumstances, a Christian however could make the Hindu feel the need for what is available only in Christianity." Farquhar's Fulfillment School has also been discussed, with praise and / or censor, by many writers on philosophy or theology of religion, including Gavin D'Costa, Jacques Dupuis, John Hick, David Marshall, Ivan Satyavrata, James Sharpe, and James Thrower: Satyavrata and Sharpe provide extended analyses. Farquhar is often taken as a leading representative of the Inclusivist School, though this would be more plausible if the focus were on ontology and ethics, which are Farquhar's foci, rather than on salvation.
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Mamata Banerjee eventually became the Chief Minister of West Bengal in 2011, and in May 2011, the state government formed a judicial commission, headed by Sushanto Chattopadhyay, a former Chief Justice of Orissa High Court, to inquire into the police firing. Most of the politicians of the time deposed statements with the commission, including Biman Bose, state chief of the West Bengal Communist Party of India, and Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee, former West Bengal chief minister, who was then Information and Cultural Affairs minister in the Jyoti Basu-led state Government of West Bengal, and also in charge of the Kolkata Police. In his 50-minute deposition on 26 February 2014, Bhattacharjee justified the firing and also stated, "At that time, in principle I did not feel the need for judicial inquiry and I still stick to my views." Also in the month of February 2014, five former police officers of the period were summoned twice in front on the panel.
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