Sentence examples for demand something more from inspiring English sources

But extended stays demand something more dramatic in the way of a plot.

Even junior members of today's star-struck pop generation might, I suspect, demand something more when they grow up.

But such a muddle is probably the best we can expect until and unless American voters demand something more coherent.

But the veteran CNN correspondent suggested that prime time might demand something more: "It's not sexy to be in the middle.

Breaking the deadlock is likely to demand something more dramatic whether a slump in share prices, or the fury of elderly constituents when their pension payments fail to arrive.

'Will not support fungal growth' may be a familiar claim for plastics, but applications and product standards have grown to demand something more.

It also demands something more than silence.

Consumers suddenly were demanding something more than cherries and lemons".

And while a dessert combining chocolate fondant, crunchy praline and chicory cream was pleasant, a four-hour meal with trappings and rituals this sublime demanded something more.

(Isherwood) 'CONVERSATIONS IN TUSCULUM' Richard Nelson's quiet, angry consideration of the guilt over being merely intellectual when the world demands something more, set in the days of Julius Caesar.

(James) 'CONVERSATIONS IN TUSCULUM' Richard Nelson's quiet, angry consideration of the guilt over being merely intellectual when the world demands something more, set in the days of Julius Caesar.