Sentence examples for it practically demands from inspiring English sources

Little-people status, defined the way Edwards defines it, does not preclude — indeed, it practically demands — individual ambition.

It is inherently sweet and creamy, it practically demands copious amounts of butter, it loves both cheese and chilli, and it makes bakes with a kind of ballsy, "bring-it-on" texture.

Soon he was working with his friend Lowry, 29, a chemical engineer, creating sprays and soaps that were environmentally safe, smelled good and -- crucially -- came in packaging that looked so striking it practically demanded to be left out in the open.

By the time we'd come down the mountain and crawled to the nearest bar to grab a beer (it was a sunny day in September, after all; it practically demanded an ice-cold Hefeweizen with a slice of lemon), we knew we wanted to explore this phenomenon.

Hence, it is practically demanding to propose a design method for a non-fragile DVA, i.e., when the parameters of the DVA vary in an admissible range, an expected vibration suppression level should be guaranteed.

Though we are still unclear of the future directions of this research, and how capnographic waveform analysis will be conducted in the future, the potential for its use practically demands further research into this field.

The finish speaks of tarragon and fennel bulb, lending it a freshness that practically demands another sip.

"Fuck me, those suits…" If there's plenty of competition for the best acting performance in Tinker, Tailor, Cumberbatch wins most-dapper-dressed with ease: one dark grey number with powder-blue tie and matching kerchief practically demands its own agent.

Asked that way, the question practically demands a negative response.

"Anne Hathaway practically demands that we love her," Mr. Hartley wrote.

In a hammy movie that practically demands a hammy lead performance, he is relatively restrained.