Sentence examples for demanding of a from inspiring English sources

Grazia says the slip dress, that ultimate 90s shape cut on the bias, pedalled by the likes of Ghost and cruelly demanding of a washboard stomach, is back.

Mr. Applebaum, however, said that he and his colleagues "are always bemused by the fact that journalists who turn into authors are the most incessantly demanding of a publicist's services".

An easier development process for game-makers that gives them greater potential reach will likely be a key component of the next generation of home consoles, now that they're competing for game studio attention with mobile platforms, where game porting and development cycles are a lot less demanding of a time and resource investment.

There's more and more evidence that women in law school are opting out of M&A because they are concerned that it's too demanding of a specialty and they aren't sure they want to devote their whole life to their career, or other reasons having to do with being a woman or wanting to someday be a mother.

Because of this, the work climate at university hospitals is often extremely competitive and demanding of a high degree of commitment [ 13].

"What's your problem?" he sometimes demanded of a flustered trainer.

"Why don't you speak English?" he demands of a French-Canadian miner.

"Why wait until February to release the video?" Mr. Burgess demanded of a Humane Society representative.

Give me your card!" he demanded of a man who was trying to get by.

"Is there anything I can do?" one volunteer demanded of a firefighter.

He demanded of a visitor to Epstein's flat, "Have you come to blackmail him?