Sentence examples for a demand to be from inspiring English sources

It is a demand to be able to use the power of the state to put down unwanted criticism.

This sort of rudeness derives from the understanding that, some of the time, a demand for politeness is really a demand to be quiet and disappear.

Judith's townsfolk are long dead but they leap off the page in a narrative that is not an appeal for pity but a demand to be heard.

Even in photographs in which O'Keeffe gazes directly at the camera, she telegraphs an elegant aloofness — not a coldness, exactly, but a demand to be seen from a distance, like the vast Southwestern landscapes that she made her own.

A shout of anger, a yell of anguish, a demand to be heard.

It's a demand to be pleased at the expense of everyone else who might like to play a game but not engaged with the Gamer nation.

In practical terms, this comes down to a repeated demand to be freed from regulation.

These features appear to capture at least part of what it is for a moral demand to be objective.

"It is a big demand to be in Europe and more than anything it is being able to cope with the mental fatigue.

"There's a huge demand to be this personality type who is really bubbly all the time," he says.

However, other research suggests that monetary incentives encourage participation among respondents with higher education and income who have a greater demand to be compensated for their time[ 20].