Sentence examples for fierce demands from inspiring English sources

Who cares about anything beyond the fierce demands of appetite?

It's a startling new look at the sexes, with women dancing huge, strong and hard, and making fierce demands of men, who are compliant, soft and in some cases conflicted.

It is a last-ditch effort to save a city built as a monument to modernity and hope but now threatened by neglect and the fierce demands of the global art market.

In Bethlehem, tanks and armored personnel carriers surrounded the Church of the Nativity, where about 200 Palestinians have taken refuge, prompting fierce demands from leaders of local churches that there be no violation of their sacred sites.

People in book publishing are generally vigilant about not being quoted by name about even the most innocuous things, so anything that touches on book critics or criticism brings forth fierce demands for the anonymity they protest in the reviews.

That appears to be the case with "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," which spurred fierce demands for a boycott when Warner Brothers disappointed fans by bumping the film, originally scheduled for release last year, to July.

Fierce demand for traders in London and on Wall Street is pushing pay ever higher.

When that song hit No. 1 in February, it created a fierce demand for more tracks, radio executives said.

George RR Martin has released a video of him interviewing Stephen King, who issues a fierce demand for greater gun control.

But Brady's fierce demand that even barely noticeable mistakes be fixed is one reason the Patriots have lost two consecutive games only twice in eight seasons.

Their absence has created a fierce demand, among New Yorkers and tourists alike, for images of the towers as they were just a few days ago.