Sentence examples for demanding to accept from inspiring English sources
And to reinforce the point he adds: "Our students are too demanding to accept being taught irrelevant things".Well, maybe.
And it's less cognitively demanding to accept the memory for what it is than to try reappraisal, in which you try to find a positive spin on the situation.
Captain Isaac Hull, his American counterpart, refused, as custom demanded, to accept it.
The early empirical evidence of a wide disparity between people's valuations of gains and losses appeared in results of contingent valuation studies in which respondents were asked both how much they would be willing to pay to prevent a loss of an environmental or other amenity, and what sum they would demand to accept its loss.
Often couched in the language of "modernity," this relentless demand to accept Western norms on everything from notions of freedom to fashion and lifestyle choices is creating deep rifts within and between societies.
The company, having once conceded that U.S. regulators could oversee its behavior on a continuing basis, would be more likely to face antitrust enforcers' demands to accept such terms again.
It is not in Steinbrenner's demanding personality to accept the Yankees fizzling in October, and to accept that it happened in a shocking manner, but he tried.
By extension, when trans women demand to be accepted as women they are simply exercising another form of male entitlement.
The story goes that Level 3 Communications, which handles Netflix's Internet traffic, says that, all of a sudden, Comcast started demanding more money to accept said traffic.
Reading "The Boys in the Trees" demands a willingness to accept that kind of uncertainty.
But I suspect that's not the whole story, that downward nominal wage rigidity — the great reluctance of employers to demand, and workers to accept, actual wage cuts — is also at work.
