Sentence examples for demanding of its from inspiring English sources

But as the movie becomes more explosive — and more demanding of its cast — it loses some of the quiet, careful intensity that made Silviu's situation worth attending to in the first place.

Strong religion is dogmatic, literal and demanding of its adherents.

For that reason, perhaps, Smylonylon is demanding of its customers.

What Berlin is demanding of its European partners, German officials are quick to say, is that they do much the same for themselves.

In February, the Welsh Local Government Association WLGAA), the body that represents councils in Wales, said the fact the contamination had been identified was "testimony to the rigorous checks and tests that local government is conducting and demanding of its complex supply chain".

And that's what District 5 should be demanding of its leaders.

Consistent hallmarks are the vigor of his writing and the virtuosity it demands of its interpreters.

Why isn't the government banning eggs that don't meet the criteria it demands of its own farmers?

One explanation is that the regime from time to time must manufacture external threats to justify the extreme sacrifices it demands of its people.

The worst had grades only a little below what Infosys routinely demands of its recruits.

The pair presented a lesson in listening, as only music can demand of its makers.