Sentence examples for part demands from inspiring English sources

The part demands nearly three hours of acting, singing and dancing.

None of it compares – not even close – to the self-imposed temporary obsession that preparing for a part demands.

A powerhouse performer of undiminished pizazz, Ms. Rivera vamps, wiggles and punctuates sexiness, but not the insouciance the part demands.

Leave it too long, as some critics believed Laurence Olivier did when he played Lear in a 1984 television production, and you may have lost the physical stamina or emotional endurance the part demands.

Now, both in football and business terms, the practical person in us cannot blame Shepherd for not sacking the miscreants, even if the principled part demands them being cast out.

Then use the Times to quip, perhaps a little cruelly, that he shouldn't "give up the night job" and add: "There are flaws in his performance, but also the dignity, the anger, the bewilderment, the pain the part demands".

"Let me be the one," she sings, part dare and part demand.

The drab brown print dresses and dowdy necklines make her look dumpier than nature or the part demand.

Of the casting requirements for the Princess, Williams wrote, "It's a virtuoso part, demanding great stature, stage presence, power, vocal richness and variety".

This means, in part, demanding that more is disclosed: potential conflicts of interest, trading activities, client relationships, market-sensitive news of all kinds.

And I found that the closer we got as friends, the more I was able to be antagonistic in the film in the way that my part demanded.