Sentence examples for demanding certain from inspiring English sources

"People yell and start demanding certain things.

At first the kidnappers seemed to be demanding certain fishing rights and a large sum of money.

I can be a disciplinarian, but I'm usually the soft touch and my wife, Michelle, is very good at demanding certain things out of my kids – like respect.

I would have had no trouble believing, as I learned years later, that at the age of 8 (sic) — when some kids still write to Santa — this guy had written to the King of England, demanding certain war debt reparations.

He said Tesco had not sent a missive demanding certain actions, but had communicated a change of culture through staff workshops and conferences and in the way senior management dealt with colleagues.

"The prosecution must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant is guilty of a crime, but there are no rules demanding certain types of evidence," said Trine Baumbach, an associate professor of law at Copenhagen University.

"I demand certain things from them," Smith says.

Politics demands certain skills honed by experience, just as journalism does, just as acting does.

One understands the lawyers demand certain genuflections before the vengeful god of Prospective Litigation.

He demanded certain standards and if they weren't met then people were told.

"However, their hosts take the view that politics demands certain sacrifices from sportsmanship".