Sentence examples for all of which demanded from inspiring English sources

As the weeks followed, I received a number of texts from him, all of which demanded my immediate appearance at his house.

They had received intense interest from many professionals, including multiple requests to complete questionnaires and attend meetings, all of which demanded time and interest in proceedings.

Physicians estimated prescription frequencies ranging from fewer than two in ten to "almost all" patients, many of which demanded such prescriptions.

"Bridesmaids" (2011), "The Heat" (2013), and last year's "Spy" were all R-rated comedies, none of which demanded much in the way of special effects, unless you count the bathroom sequence from "Bridesmaids" — a retching rebuke to Mary Wollstonecraft, who stupidly forgot, while issuing her feminist call to arms, more than two centuries ago, to mention a woman's fundamental right to barf.

The government never had a majority in the senate, and to get its programme passed it has allied with three other parties, each of which demanded concessions.

Woodrow Wilson proclaimed his Fourteen Points—one of which demanded the reorganization of the Habsburg monarchy in accordance with the principles of national autonomy the Czechs demanded outright independence (January 6 , 1918.

Kilwardby and his followers considered Aristotle's modal syllogistic as the correct theory of modalities, the explication of which demanded various metaphysical considerations.

All of which demands a question: How many beer gardens can one city — even a fiercely pro-beer-garden city like New York — possibly have?

All of which demands the question: "Why don't you just watch ITV instead of reading?" But for all the dreary WH Smiths-lit, BBC bosses will be breathing a sigh of relief to have shook off her predecessor, Whittingdale, who seemed intent on giving the Corporation a severe haircut.

Craps attracts the big bettors in American casinos, most of which demand an advantage no greater than 1.4 percent and some only 1 percent or less.

It is not a pretty picture and a situation the understanding of which demands serious journalism.