Sentence examples similar to a felt demand from inspiring English sources

Its revelation of humanity's deep-rooted thrust toward destruction, he felt, demanded a more complex artistic expression.

From an early age they had felt demands from their parents, other relatives and friends or taken responsibility themselves, always to be good and high-achievers in everything they did.

Aid programs must service the felt demands of people at the grassroots and spring from their locally relevant aspirations for betterment.

To imply that Mrs. Ritchie also has the edge on Mr. Ritchie in her skills as an auteur would, I feel, demand gallantry of a higher order.

Our target price of 171p equates to 0.55 times forecast net asset value which does not feel demanding".

I included some well-known authors, some up-and-coming writers, and some authors whose work I feel demands major attention.

Newspapers felt public demand for engineer's identity.

They felt excessive demand for admission to the school was the main reason students paid for their registration.

To evaluate whether the patients felt their demand for care was met during their admission, patient satisfaction with physicians' and nurses' attention and knowledge was asked by means of a short questionnaire, on their day of discharge.

If the voters did that, Steffens promised, "the commercial politician would feel a demand for good government and he would supply it".

A: We feel very good about the demand we've seen to date.