Sentence examples for telling demands from inspiring English sources

Accurate research must be the bedrock of the protagonist's story, which, in its telling, demands to be true to its historical setting.

And yet the story that Tom Fort has to tell demands the broad canvas of the big screen.

The three meet in a hotel room where the cold, sinister abortionist, on finding out that Gabita's pregnancy is more advanced than he was told, demands sex of the young women before he begins the crude, dangerous termination.

And, we're told, demand is increasing.

Shall we just tell "demand" to take a number?

If I had not noticed the spike in property costs before, I could tell demand was up by the newfound harassment from "a neighbor" repetitively calling Animal Control about my dogs.

We knew what we were doing in the exploitation of the word "liberal," and truth-telling demands its deconstruction today.

Conservative Muslim Forum founder Lord Sheikh told Newsnight demands from the PM for an apology were not enough.

In short, a giant of American sports "whose story demands telling".

Minutes later, he told Ms. O'Brien to meet JPMorgan's demands, telling her that it was "the most important thing" she could get "done that day".

"Centro, centro," he tells them, demanding the ball.