Sentence examples for eye demands from inspiring English sources

His democratic eye demands no less.

As a doctor, the reality is you are never off duty and their status in the public eye demands a high standard of conduct at all times.

You do it because you have to -- because you took an oath, because people count on you, because they are going ahead of you, because your conscience, that great, critical, judgmental all-knowing memory and all-seeing eye, demands it, allows nothing else.

"A variety of jobs have disappeared virtually in the blink of an eye, demand has declined precipitously and, by all measures, expectations are at a low ebb".

But then some stray piece in the sprawl of brokenness will catch the eye, demanding context: a small oxygen tank, a full jar of oregano, a Kermit the Frog doll.

But Crowe's public persona, noisy and humourless and strutting, is forever making rude gestures in the corner of my eye, demanding attention and cursing those who give it.

This growing entanglement of the corporate and social, this creeping sense of being tracked by invisible eyes, demands an increasing sophistication about what is said and where.

But doctors also warned that "such chemical damage to the eyes demands complex, long-term treatment", and predicted that Mr Filin would spend "months rather than weeks" in treatment.

"Annie?" Anthony is looking at her, his eyes demanding.

"You wanna play with me?" she asks the audience, saucer eyes demanding an affirmative answer.

Eyes demand that we follow the images on the screen, the fluttering of fingers onstage, the two activities often aping each other.