Sentence examples for kind of demanded from inspiring English sources

In fact, he had kind of demanded him to take it.

"What is kind of demanded now of shows," says Amy Poehler, who is executive producer, "is diversity … It's almost impossible to have a show about New York City with, like, six white people living in  a building".

There were some twists and turns I did not expect, that the characters kind of demanded of me.

So he kind of demanded to be included, and the focus of the film changed from that to this whole idea of "finding Fela" – "Who is this guy and why does he continue to mean so much to us?" So he started to sing about the important issues of the day.

We Americans are not really sure we have virtues, convictions or principles, which seem kind of demanding.

Results indicate that all errors occur under the same kind of (demanding) man-machine interaction.

The experienced surgeons operated this kind of demanding cataract with the risk of zonulolysis using the stop and chop technique in advanced nuclear opacity and the chip and flip technique in soft cataracts.

The implication is that people in these kinds of demanding jobs are working themselves into their graves - and should probably be cut some slack.

Meeting that kind of demand requires sophisticated technology, sweat, and high security.

What kind of demands did some members of the audience make of Mr. Giuliani?

"They never clearly formulated any kind of demands," Mr. Sikharulidze said.