Sentence examples for not only demanding from inspiring English sources

Mr. Aronofsky was not only demanding, however, but also, said Ms. Connelly, supportive.

Using claims from industry insiders, federal prosecutors are not only demanding record fines but are hinting at more severe actions.

Both men lived in a dream and when the world broke in, not only demanding but imposing interpretations of their dream, they drew back in dismay at the intrusion.

Several former cabinet ministers and leading Conservative backbenchers are not only demanding a "hard Brexit" – to restore full sovereignty by leaving the single market and taking back control of UK borders – but what would in effect be a "take it or leave it" Brexit as soon as is humanly possible.

Last year, Hidalgo had to suspend a Muslim woman who worked at city hall and was not only demanding to wear her Islamist robes and head scarves but refusing to shake hands with or even look at any of the men she was supposed to greet and help.

People directly impacted by modern mass incarceration, draconian drug policies, police violence, and the laws intended to protect but end up criminalizing sex workers by police violence they are not only demanding change, they're making it themselves.

The building not only demands your attention, it commands it and nags you all the time.

Mr. Hanson said wall-to-wall — and free — Wi-Fi service was not only demanded but expected.

"The cowards at the Cannes festival not only demanded that he apologise, which he did, but then banned him, probably under pressure from the sponsors," he said.

It has relied so heavily in the last few decades on social networks and kinship that this not only demands corruption but ultimately economic stasis".

It is Mr. Trippi who not only demanded the creation of the campaign's Web log but regularly snags ideas from its blather.