Sentence examples for demanded well from inspiring English sources

Once cities like Boston ceded control to groups in predominantly black neighborhoods, such as Roxbury, residents of predominantly white neighborhoods, such as South Boston, demanded, well, "equal treatment".

When Dunn rejected the name, a frustrated Holmstrom demanded: " 'Well, what would you call a magazine about comics, fashion, sports and punk rock?'... Eddie paused and, chopping off that last word, simply suggested: 'Why don't you just call it Punk?' " The name, which had been loosely used by a few bands and a student newspaper in Buffalo, was adopted and redefined.

They were also expensive, relied on highly sophisticated equipment and demanded well-trained lab technicians.

If that sounds demanding — well, yes and no.

Now hundreds of thousands of people have again taken to the streets of Kiev and other cities, demanding, well, a new election and cleaner government (among other things).

Oren says that, when the two leaders first met, Obama shocked Netanyahu by demanding, well, a settlement freeze and a commitment to a two-state solution.

The faster and fuller our lives get, the more roles we are called upon to play, which demands well developed "dramaturgical consciousness" on a wide scale.

Undeniably the state of equipoise for many in the use of nebulised frusemide demands well designed clinical trials in target populations using reliable and valid measures of outcome.

Instead it is an extremely demanding, well-honed test of reflexes and coordination.

Climate change demands well-informed and morally coherent leadership more than any other issue.

Political satire is one of the most difficult of crafts, demanding well-informed practitioners and a responsive, sophisticated audience.