Sentence examples for intentionally demanding from inspiring English sources
"At some point in the negotiating process, it becomes obvious when the other side is intentionally demanding concessions they know the other side's not willing to make," Reid said in a speech on the Senate floor.
The John Jasperse Company juxtaposes technically demanding with intentionally awkward movements in John Jasperse's new "Giant Empty," and in the process the work sets up and dismantles divisions between inside and outside, self and other, intimacy and distance.
Hamas has spread ambiguous hints and contradictory messages about Mr. Mengistu, demanding a price for any firm information and intentionally adding to the uncertainty.
He gave a radio address demanding that executives should be criminally liable if they give intentionally misleading information.
The proposed rates the union has demanded are intentionally ridiculously high in order to set up a maximum benchmark so that in future wage negotiations the union has some room to move and ask for more.
The intentionally opaque evaluation process has left some advocates and entrepreneurs asking for more clarity, with one demanding a public schedule showing when regulators meet behind closed doors.
The closest translation we have is "killing time". But "il dolce far niente" demands more: to intentionally let go and prioritize being alongside of doing.
Similarly there was almost nothing before the trial court which even suggested that petitioner intentionally refused to produce the records demanded.
Gadsden then intentionally fired above his own left shoulder and demanded Howe fire again, a demand Howe refused.
The two then work to influence Mansfield's judgment in a famous case of 1783, in which slave traders intentionally drowned their human cargo at sea, and then demanded insurance payment for lost property.
Sometimes, we make the alterations intentionally -- our friends suggest, our partner asks, our boss demands we change our ways -- and sometimes we make the alterations unconsciously.
