Sentence examples for fiercely demanded from inspiring English sources

When he recalls how a big name in neuroscience fiercely demanded at a conference, "If you don't want to do science, why don't you just say so?," he describes the incident in the tones he uses for talking about Austin restaurants or hiking in Panama.

At 65, Mr. Christie, reputed to be a fiercely demanding taskmaster, seems to have mellowed.

Fiercely demanding and articulate, he is also "incredibly kind", Ms Bennell says.

In the kitchen, though, he was all business, and fiercely demanding of employees.

She knew it would be challenging and exposing: putting her back on an opera house stage in fiercely demanding choreography.

But it is a fiercely demanding showpiece that illustrates the proximity of country music to opera; it is also a surefire crowd pleaser.

Mr Noboa was fiercely demanding a recount, and there may be worse trouble to come.The figures were a warning that Ecuador's 12m people have had enough.

The Second Suite, its themes underpinned by rapid figurations even when the material is at its most expansive, fiercely demands its performers function as an indivisible unit.

It falls to the same actress to play Debby (wearing a so-called fat-suit) and Deborah, fiercely demanding double duty indeed.

After telling us in telegraphic style that Burr was "tumultuous" and that Hamilton was "fiercely demanding and then eager to satisfy his partner," he has his statesmen roll over to discuss politics, to their relief and to Maria's.

In the Sonata for Solo Viola (1991-94), three of the six movements surround and separate the choral works here; demarcations between the ancient and the postmodern crumble as Ligeti taps fiercely demanding techniques to evoke folksy rusticity.