Sentence examples for demanding sense from inspiring English sources

I've been working on a book about people with a very demanding sense of their moral duty, and these people tend to plan their lives very carefully, so I think it'll be a useful corrective to read a book about a view of morality that takes into account just how much of existence is outside our control.

— No one disputes that James Craig Anderson, a middle-aged black family man with a quick wit and a demanding sense of style, was robbed, beaten and then run over by a group of white teenagers in a motel parking lot early one morning in June.

A third and yet more demanding sense might define conscious creatures as those that are not only aware but also aware that they are aware, thus treating creature consciousness as a form of self-consciousness (Carruthers 2000).

The sense data theory would seem to demand sense data with inconsistent properties in such a case (Hardin 1985, p. 489).

The families from Sandy Hook were joined by a loud and persistent groundswell of advocates and other citizens from around the state demanding common sense solutions and change.

Moms Demand Action got word that this day was in the works and organized moms across the country to stand as a counterforce demanding gun sense from the international chain.

Hundreds of thousands of women rallied around the country on Sunday, demanding "common-sense gun control," including registering firearms and licensing gun owners.

Islay demands a sense of wonder.

It needs their spreadsheets, but it also demands their sense of battle.

A highly skilled calling, it demands artistic sense as well as manual dexterity.

Through sheer weight of numbers in the Dundee half, Celtic continued to threaten, although the game itself no longer demanded any sense of adventure.