Sentence examples for dramatic demand from inspiring English sources

Which undercuts Henry's dramatic demand for objectivity from the Archbishop: God forbid, my dear and faithful lord, That you should fashion, wrest or bow your reading..

The leaders are calling for handgun registration and licensing -- a reasonably dramatic demand -- but they are not even insisting that the president sign on.

For the past five months, the elderly man behind bars at New Cairo's police academy has had to sit – or lie horizontal – as prosecutors steadily built their case against him, culminating in a dramatic demand that he be put to death by the state.

He decided that Indonesians were being underpaid, and last July he made a dramatic demand: an eightfold wage hike.

However, the dramatic demand for biostatisticians comes at the same time as a significant need for statisticians in many other disciplines, including genomics, biology, medicine, finance and public policy, to name a few.

"That included the dramatic demands," Mr. Schonberg said.

Even in rehearsal, her command of the part's huge musical and dramatic demands is sensational.

As with many diffident people, he quite enjoyed the dramatic demands of such rituals.

For over a century, Americans have translated their cultural anxieties and hopes into dramatic demands for educational reform.

At a recent rehearsal he gave a shout-out to his cast members as they negotiated the show's musical and dramatic demands.

And though critical opinion was divided over the opera's musical merits, everyone acknowledged the vocal and dramatic demands of that role.