Sentence examples for demanding of what from inspiring English sources

To succeed, we have got to be more consumer-focused … our consumers are becoming more demanding of what, when and how they consume content and we have got to listen to them in every market we operate in.

Horner said: "Sebastian is very demanding of what he wants in the car and he creates lap time in a very specific way.

Spare us the sight, we demand, of what our hypocrisy wreaks on our all-too-human idols.

They are demanding of us what they never before expected of this country".

But there can also be hypocrisy: demanding of others what you are not prepared to do or have done to yourself.

This manifests itself by an imperious demanding of wanting what one wants when one wants it; my way or the highway.

The accident was described as "totally unacceptable" by Sergio Pérez, who is demanding "explanations of what happened and what are we going to change going forward".

Della Pollock, a charismatic but introverted professor, did not expect to become a community organizer, but that was what the stories of Northside residents demanded of her, what the residents themselves demanded.

Mamakay may say it best when she demands of Adrian: "What were you told had happened here?

They should demand of him what they would and have done of any president – greater equality and social justice.

Wales will demand more of what Scotland is having.