Sentence examples for demanding a call from inspiring English sources

"It is at the heart of my moral code," he wrote in his book "The Audacity of Hope," "and it is how I understand the Golden Rule -- not simply as a call to sympathy or charity, but as something more demanding, a call to stand in somebody else's shoes and see through their eyes".

It is at the heart of my moral code, and it is how I understand the Golden Rule--not simply as a call to sympathy or charity, but as something more demanding, a call to stand in somebody else's shoes and see through their eyes.

The president wrote of empathy in The Audacity of Hope, "It is at the heart of my moral code and it is how I understand the Golden Rule -- not simply as a call to sympathy or charity, but as something more demanding, a call to stand in somebody else's shoes and see through their eyes".

And there's no pitcher in the minors whose play is demanding a call-up.

But the charismatic candidate had proved a disappointment, oddly passive when the moment demanded a call to arms, and unable to impose his will on a Congress that regarded him as a soft and youthful touch.

Citing the apology that Mike Riley, head of the refereeing body, gave to Steve Clarke this week after a highly disputed Chelsea penalty against his West Bromwich team, Poyet went as far as to demand a call from Riley.

Wanserski sent an e-mail to Pavlo, who was at the Four Seasons at Rancho Mirage, Calif., and demanded a call at 4 30 local time the following morning, Pavlo says.

According to Joel Rauch M.D., Vietnam veteran Powell based the Doctrine that guided U.S. policy during the Cold War years on these three principles: (1) A sense of urgency: their threat to our national security, or action, demands a call to war.

You may demand a call to your parents before any adult does anything to you.

I was demanding a phone call, but I didn't know who the fuck I'd call.

The fans responded to Rodriguez's achievement by demanding a curtain call.