Sentence examples for demanding all from inspiring English sources

Tokyo has always rejected such a compromise, demanding all four.

"Audiences are demanding all of us to raise our game.

His tactics seem extreme: recently he subpoenaed a Washington bookshop, demanding all records of purchases made by Miss Lewinsky.

One way in which we're ensuring we protect those values, is by demanding all Muslims denounce the gunmen.

The agents, from departments including Health and Human Services, had a warrant demanding all documents from 2003 onward, he said.

Hot on the heels of demanding all Muslims be banned from the US, Donald Trump has called on Saudi Arabia to take in Syrian refugees.

Mr Austin said he attended the rally with friends to protest Mr Trump's recent comments demanding all Muslim immigrants should be banned from the US.

As the actor happily engaged in playing one of John Ruskin's parents, I have to reply to his charge, "What the play does not (cannot?) do, though, is show us that... John himself was a much more thoroughly abused victim -- of his one-of-a-kind upbringing by two loving, tough, generous, selfish, indulgent, demanding, all-too-imperfect parents".

In some ways it is closer in tone to that peak of all dance films, Powell and Pressburger's The Red Shoes, in embracing the romantic notion of ballet as a demanding, all-consuming vocation that can lead to destruction and death.

What the play does not (cannot?) do, though, is show us that the principal reason Effie was John's victim was that John himself was a much more thoroughly abused victim -- of his one-of-a-kind upbringing by two loving, tough, generous, selfish, indulgent, demanding, all-too-imperfect parents.

The company opened with a demanding all-Balanchine program, and since then it has presented works by noted choreographers like William Forsythe, Lynne Taylor-Corbett and Christopher Wheeldon, as well as two new full-evening ballets by Mr. Weiss himself.