Sentence examples for demand a sacrifice from inspiring English sources
Claude Lévi-Strauss Lévi-Straussropiques," his magisterial memoir of his years studying tribes in Brazil, had recently been translated into English, prompting Susan Sontag to declare anthropology "one of the rare intellectual vocations that do not demand a sacrifice of one's manhood.
They demand a sacrifice of privilege.
This demands a sacrifice by both of some freedom and power.
But if the evil god of the Ventoux demands a sacrifice, you'll battle your way over the final kilometres against the kind of headwind that threatens to blow you off your bike.
Describing an evil ruler called Abhartach who rose from the dead and demanded a sacrifice of blood from the wrists of his subjects, it has parallels in Stoker's tale.
The utilitarian calculation, if it really does come out this way, is demanding a sacrifice of George: that he put aside his opposition to, and distaste for, biological and chemical weapons development and deal with the anguish and alienation that may result from working in the laboratory.
A threat that demands a sacrifice of freedom and blood.
Neo-liberalism demanded a sacrifice and Puerto Rico fit the bill.
Orochi repeatedly has threatened Kamiki village, demanding a sacrifice of a young woman.
I mean, for God's sake, Maryann storms into Merlotte's claiming that the "coming God" demands a sacrifice.
