Sentence examples for terribly demanding from inspiring English sources

The task doesn't look terribly demanding.

Mr. Auguin conducted this terribly demanding score last season at the Nuremberg Opera.

The work is not terribly demanding (for instance, looking at menus to ensure that the Locu algorithm has properly separated starters from desserts).

Steve Jobs, for example, was terribly demanding, yet transformed the lives of the colleagues who could cope with his demands.

Yet she gave a fearless, insightful and vocally savvy account of this terribly demanding role.

Now, that might not sound terribly promising: Was anyone really demanding to know who stole the Death Star plans and why?

Spoon-feeding a commodified product is terribly attractive for vast commercial enterprises; but Americans are rightly demanding more.

It's about demanding respect without giving it, and when something goes terribly wrong away from the field, the field is where they go to for vindication.

If that makes the movie sound depressingly weighty, "Terribly Happy" doesn't demand to be taken too seriously.

If you want to prove him wrong, then you have to demand it publicly – long after the terribly limited ballot papers are gathered into a fake middle and tossed away.

Our schools have terribly underserved us thus far; naturally, we meet these reforms apprehensively and demand a seat at the decision-making table.