Sentence examples for abstract demanding from inspiring English sources

As teachers, we have experience of nursing students describing medical science courses as being more abstract, demanding and time consuming.

However, what these protests add up to is a purely negative gesture of angry rejection and an equally abstract demand for justice, lacking the ability to translate this demand into a concrete political programme.

We check that the physical operations satisfy the abstract demands given by the axioms for stacks.

An item of daily use could resonate more with all classes of citizens than an abstract demand for greater political rights.

A former principal dancer with Maurice Béjart, Mr. Weiland will present two linked premieres that focus on truth and humans' infinite capacity for self-deception, in a modern-dance style that has been described as fast-paced, abstract and technically demanding.

The abstract and cognitively demanding nature of the SG has been noted by others (Gold et al 1996), and has been cited as a threat to the validity of its results.

Therefore, while routine tasks are increasing because routine occupations are now more routinised, abstract tasks are increasing because occupations with a lower level of abstract tasks are now demanding it.

Like the art of modernism, its poetry was abstract and multifaceted, complex and demanding.

It is not clear, however, that the possibility of abstract cognition demands Vision in God.

It began with those restive East Germans, demanding not freedom in the abstract but freedom in particular: the right to travel.

The next possibility is that the traditional investment theory is correct, and crystallized intelligence (e.g., vocabulary, general knowledge) is more cognitively demanding than solving the most complex abstract reasoning tests.