Sentence examples for demand a certain kind from inspiring English sources

When a country's capital is in the grip of hard-line ideologues who demand a certain kind of intelligence, they'll get it.

But her music seems to demand a certain kind of pin-drop attention the moment she starts to shake her voice loose, flinging it up to the rafters of her range.

The chokehold demands a certain kind of performance from a black man every time he leaves his home.

That format demands a certain kind of actor who can think quick on their feet, he says.

The system demanded a certain kind of narrative if she was to be allowed to stay here, and she furnished it.

I loved the way that the mostly one-line paragraphs marched down the page in prickly self-containment, with a lot of white space that demands a certain kind of attention from the reader.

They belong to a subculture of intoxicating proportions, one that demands a certain kind of person, a person who delights at the thought of storing his or her stash in what looks like Ernst Hemingway's secret hideaway.

Cooking on the line on a busy night in a big restaurant with orders coming in nonstop, dealing with waiters in a snit and impossible customers demands a certain kind of personality.

Ever gracious and very clear on Dubai's place in the world cinematic market, he pointed to the "iconic" look of the city, which demands a certain kind of project to highlight its beauty but also a script that doesn't go against the great principles of Dubai.

On the other hand, maybe the writer did not really intend to dump on the poor Hindu pilgrims for the valley's problems, and just got led a little too far down the Wiki-saurus garden path on what was perhaps to him just a trifling detail for which journalistic convention, let us call it that, demanded a certain kind of treatment expected of Hindu topics.

In fact, a large part of this demand for art about crisis is a demand for a certain kind of romanticized response.