Sentence examples for demanding have from inspiring English sources

Even though the government was prepared to prop up prices by offering cheap financing to investors, the prices that banks were demanding have remained far higher than the prices that investors were willing to pay.

Even after Dinklage's memorable first film role in the 1995 Steve Buscemi indie comedy "Living in Oblivion" — Dinklage played an actor who's annoyed to be cast in a dream sequence, demanding, "Have you ever had a dream with a dwarf in it?" — he still couldn't get an agent.

Twain responded with an outraged rant restoring each correction with an explanation of his original choice and demanding: "Have you no sense of shades of meaning, in words?" If the mot juste was always a priority – "I suppose we all have our foibles.

And then the chorus: a build-up of lush, pillowy noise into cascades of squalls and squeals, with Anderson demanding "Have you ever tried it that way-aa-aa-aay?" This way, that way or any other way: it's still succour for the confused and sauce for the saucy.

"Your demands have been answered".

Both foreign and domestic demand have declined.

Societal demands have changed, too.

The protesters' demands have fluctuated.

Both demands have been turned down for now.

However, significant police demands have been ignored.

"Usually, the demands have been met.