"She demands love," she said.
"This is demanding love," he said, "a severe mercy.
It is the story of a collection that assumed a personality of its own, demanding love and sacrifice, even bringing pain and violence.
But, in any case, whatever our state of mind life seems for most of our lives an intense occupation keeping busy, competing intellectually, physically, nationally, seeking justice, demanding love, perfecting our institutions.
The strong old man, the leader of the tribe — the city, the church, the state, the political party, or corporation — demands love as a tyrant demands tribute; and, bereft of power, he must, like Lear, plead for it like a beggar.
Citizen Kane Orson Welles, 1941 The political is personal in Welles's exemplary cautionary tale against acquisition: Charles Foster Kane is the ultimate modern leviathan, master of the media and the political platform, demanding love on his own terms but forever inaccessible in the ice-cave of his heart.
Executives will demand a love story because evidence suggests that's what audiences want.
It was, above all, a way to compel attention from my father, my brother, and me, and to demand our love.
