Sentence examples for death demand from inspiring English sources

Barnes believes the band was stunned that, even 20 years after Garcia's death, demand could still be so strong.

I was stirred beyond reason by Carax's notion that we might invest ourselves, plunging up to the hilt, in all that life and death demand of us, even though — or precisely because — we must feign those very feelings and move on.

I was stirred beyond reason by Carax's notion that we might invest ourselves, plunging up to the hilt, in all that life and death demand of us, even though or precisely because we must feign those very feelings and move on.

Soll's death demanded vengeance.

But the continual yearning, rejoicing and mourning, a destructive pattern worse than death, demands emotional distance.

But Martin's death demands more of America than the mere discovering and meting out of justice.

Where, grave, thy victory?" Death demands ceremony; at Diana's death, all the nation's bottled sorrow overflowed, all the omitted personal mourning translated into the transpersonal.

Barcelo's still lifes oppose the crass promises of consumerism with the insinuation of death and the respect which death demands.

But Reed's death demands a paradigm shift in how our health and prison services work when dealing with people with mental illness and from ethnic minorities.

But for the artists in "Icons," a weekly drag-and-dance production on at the Snapple Theater Center near Times Square, her death demanded some quick choices about tastefulness in the hours before Saturday night's show.

Since her coup d'etat and Peter's suspicious death demanded both discretion and stability in her dealings with other nations, she continued to preserve friendly relations with Prussia, Russia's old enemy, as well as with the country's traditional allies, France and Austria.