| That reflects their psychological neediness, rather than a criminogenic behavioural pattern. |
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| The abuse of power is rooted in the abusive family member's extreme emotional deprivation and neediness. |
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| Ms. Gilpin telegraphs Dinah's neediness and antsiness far too clearly throughout. |
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| We need to reflect once again, especially in this time of repentance, from that which helps us to feel our need as well as our neediness. |
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| Her neediness, her entitlement, are manifest in all she does. |
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| The latter may also attach to his petition a statement from any competent authority attesting his neediness. |
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| Ask that your own eyes be never closed to the neediness of those at your side. |
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| Our standard packing is big-bag of 1,200 kg, although, we adapted to its neediness since we have big-bag of different sizes. |
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| This woman was my therapist and had only agreed to accommodate my neediness by allowing me to watch her ride on a Saturday morning during a competition. |
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| All assistants in the daily distribution of the meals, who had been chosen according to their poverty and neediness, get same as the children one daily meal. |
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| From different corners of the stage, tiny gestures of boredom, alienation, aggression and neediness develop into a seamless series of brilliant short scenarios, eloquent encounters. |
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| In other cases, the child is selected due to special vulnerabilities, including age, intellectual impairment, extreme loneliness, repression, social isolation, or emotional neediness. |
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| Patients who may be at higher risk include those with a high level of neediness and dependency such as some with borderline personality disorders, as well as those who have previously been victims of abuse. |
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| Before loan programme applicants receive their first money, Menschen für Menschen social workers check the neediness of the women together with the responsible local authorities. |
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| The kind of family neediness experienced by homemakers differed between classes. |
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| But Hamlet finds that his mind is already tainted, not with incestuous desires but, rather, with the desperate neediness and angry narcissism that are nonnegotiable parts of real love. |
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| Matthew Tennyson is scintillating as Eric – an effete, friendly coquet with a faint hint of spite – and Ben Batt is another name to watch, oscillating as the brutalised squaddie between neediness and menace. |
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| The neediness, the control, the mind games, and ultimately the betrayal at the heart of this often poisonous sibling rivalry, is never less than fascinating. |
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| It described in tendency as the limitedness or neediness of man. |
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