Sentence examples for demand someone else from inspiring English sources

They did not blame, accuse or demand someone else do something - rather they did something very large and difficult - they forgave.

Hangovers, weirdly, are actually a rare time you get to wallow in your own despair, pain and discomfort, and really lean into it: you can sit on the sofa inactive, you can cancel plans without guilt, you can demand someone else get up and make you tea, you can be a bit naughty and a bit indulgent.

"Because it's not the kind of music that demands someone else write a poem, or writes a melody.

Swedish crime writer Henning Mankell once complained at a panel that after reading the translation for one of his early novels he was so put off by what he described as the translator's stilted prose and emphasis on British dialect that he demanded someone else translate the rest of the Inspector Wallander series for American publication.

Similarly, some other irresponsible Americans eat massive quantities of junk food, refuse to exercise and then demand that someone else pay for their health care.

Because first amendment law tends to protect free speech above privacy in the U.S., an individual can't easily demand that someone else pull down what they wrote, unless the comments are either false or overtly offensive, he says.

There's no expiration date, and they can be used at any store on Postmates, which is pretty cool for the recipient because it means they can buy just about anything — and get it delivered on demand — on someone else's dime.

For if we no longer abide by international law, how can we expect or demand that someone else follow it?

The December ITU conference isn't one of the standard meaningless international boondoggles -- where high-level functionaries travel (at great expense, and in extravagant luxury) to demand, that someone else do something, about some important problem.

Each human matters, remember that whenever tempted to demand that someone else do your bidding.

Such privilege-checking becomes a more violent intervention when demanded by someone else.