Sentence examples for appears to demand from inspiring English sources

However, this is mainly because it appears to demand so little from its clients.

One side appears to demand the exclusion of gays and lesbians; the other side wishes to condemn those who would endorse that exclusion.

But apart from its important limitations, Ben's study – which was led by Prof Thomas Sanders, head of diabetes and nutritional sciences at King's College London's School of Medicine – appears to demand a standard of evidence for writing about science that is self-defeatingly high.

Since Justice Kennedy did not write separately, there is no way of knowing whether he is in full agreement with Justice Scalia's historically based analysis, or whether he would accept as reasonable some restrictions that lack the historical pedigree that language in Justice Scalia's opinion appears to demand.

By 'fallacy' Whately meant "any unsound mode of arguing, which appears to demand our conviction, and to be decisive of the question at hand, when in fairness it is not"' (Bk. III, intro).

In the former there is no preferred temporal frame, whereas the latter appears to demand such a frame in order to get off the ground (cf. Curiel, 2009, p. 59; Tim Maudlin (2004) tells a broadly similar story).

I was disinclined to remove it, even if it did appear to demand white pants and sandals I would never wear.

At the tenth floor, members of the building's security squad invariably appeared to demand that I identify myself and tell them where I was going.

If women want men to, as it were, contract to care for any conceived child, then natural justice would appear to demand some reciprocal rights.

Despite national political pressure to merge top jobs and services, the most successful arrangements appear to demand strong local political support.

To deal with the experience of totalitarianism would appear to demand either a talent for such poetic near-evasion or for absurdist, almost surreal comedy.