Examples of using "Notwendigkeit" in a sentence and their english translations:
a necessity for our global survival,
Will the plan meet the need?
Art is far weaker than necessity.
All inventions grow out of necessity.
I did that because I needed to.
that's a necessity, no matter what.
Art is not a luxury, but a necessity.
I have never found that to be necessary.
Caroline's mother did not see the need for a girl to become educated.
I have other business, which is very important to me.
Do we think of arts as a luxury or a necessity?
and the need for action,
He was convinced of the necessity of learning it.
Please print this email only if necessary.
He was convinced of the need to learn it.
There is no need to call in their assistance.
There was, however, a need for food to be carried from the bowl to the mouth, and chopsticks came along to meet that need.
I see the need for dialogue
the need for a big restart.
did you break your religion at last, no need to do anything
There is no need to be unnecessarily anxious about the outbreak.
They were too naive to understand the necessity of studying.
The need for theoretical and practical preparation is obvious.
I wonder why you feel it's necessary to create these near-duplicate sentences.
- I don't think there's any need for Tom to attend the meeting.
- I don't think that there's any need for Tom to attend the meeting.
For her, travelling was merely a necessity rather than an end in itself.
A computer is an absolute necessity now.
I have never found that to be necessary.
Time was running out for the Earthlings as their planetary environment was in decay. Space travel became a necessity.
People speak so much about the need for leaving a better planet for our children, and forget the urgency of leaving better children for our planet.
As Adenauer said in those early days, “European unity was a dream of a few. It became a hope for the many. Today it is a necessity for all of us.”
Pope Francis spoke of the need to be generous, supportive and helpful, especially towards those who are vulnerable, the sick, those unemployed or experiencing hardship due to the economic effects of the pandemic, and women who have suffered domestic violence during these months of lockdown.