Sentence examples for practically demands from inspiring English sources
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.
His music video résumé (Moby, Yoko Ono and Air) practically demands the word's use.
Little-people status, defined the way Edwards defines it, does not preclude — indeed, it practically demands — individual ambition.
In an age that practically demands that we esteem the self, don't we deserve better than that?
Indications are that Stern practically demanded the settlement.
We agreed that these wines practically demand to be served with food.
Lowry's despair was always part theatre; and, for such a person, self-destruction practically demanded documentation.
Steinberg's heroically detached intelligence belongs to an era defined by heroes who not only inspired but practically demanded emulation.
The sweeping contours of his new album, Wait for Me, part of which is previewed at this Meltdown show, practically demand a chair and a contemplative hush.
