"The building demanded physical exertion of its occupants as they submitted, for instance, to the 480-foot corridor between the entrance and the reception hall".
His glare alone is enough to demand greater exertion.
"Even activities that we still do regularly demand less exertion," Dr. Yancey continued.
Moderation, another word for normalcy, demands great exertion and dedication to achieve and maintain.
Thorny issues, complicated and demanding mental exertion and stumbling at times to get there.
"You try not to anticipate it," Mr. Morse said of the exertion demanded by this section of the play.
It contained the whole world, and experiencing all of it demanded a rigorous exertion not unlike spelunking.
I interrupted my monastic mission only to attend to the needs of my foolish body, which, in addition to food and coffee, demanded some occasional exertion.
That was actually a fairly ordinary Arsenal performance against Leeds in the FA Cup, transformed into a night to remember by a brief but effective cameo from a 34-year-old who could easily play on into his 50s if that is the weekly level of exertion demanded of him.
Edward Lambert's adaptation and setting of a Lorca play in the Music Troupe's The Cloak and Dagger Affair for three voices and piano was more musically sophisticated, exploiting the physical exertions demanded by extravagant ornamentation to create a score whose eroticism was often visceral.
The singers often sounded tired, which was understandable, since this frenetic, eager-to-please production demanded such nonstop physical exertion.
