Sentence examples for demanded something more from inspiring English sources

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.

But it seemed, for a while, that the city's usual way of doing business would be suspended during the rebuilding of Ground Zero, since public sentiment demanded something more high-minded than the conventional New York real-estate deal.

They wouldn't really be different in function – most were office blocks for financial institutions, though the Shard's sheer vastness eventually demanded something more complex – but they would certainly be different in aesthetic.

Many, including members of the Richard III Society, felt the historic importance of the remains – and the worldwide interest in them – demanded something more elaborate, and the cathedral has now launched a £1m appeal for a handsome raised tomb.

That it would be to New Yorker readers instead of, say, Confidential readers had more to do with Capote's perception of himself and his own ambitions than whether the story demanded something more.

Many historians now say that the unseen sentiment that produced this result that shocked not just the British but the whole world was the idea that all the blood and treasure lost to maintain the freedom of the British empire and the Western world demanded something more than continuation of the old political settlement.

It also demands something more than silence.

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

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

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

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