Sentence examples for verbally demand from inspiring English sources

"They're not going to challenge the guy verbally, demand the ball or anything".

Being fully alert and able to verbally demand the attention of medical and nursing staff, they compete for the limited resources of such departments.

There is no need to verbally demand respect from those who are too weak to show it -- nor to reveal your hand in an effort to win them over.

In one video, a man in a mauve shirt is seen standing in front of riot police verbally demanding that they release detainees not in the picture.

As their weekend begins, Alice attacks her husband verbally with demands to fix their relationship.

They also noticed that some residents could verbally express demands for religious activities, such as prayer and singing hymns.

Peel Police Constable Mark Fischer told CTV News that a woman at the clinic was "being verbally aggressive" in demanding a white doctor.

The show, with its range of characters and virtual lack of costumes or props (the lighting, by Ken Billington, is a more palpable presence than any set) is a hugely demanding one, verbally and physically.

They also might feel entitled to intimacy in their relationships and demand it both verbally and physically.

He prided himself on handling difficult personalities, like a verbally abusive film executive who demanded a table one crowded New Year's Eve.

He hops from apartment to penthouse, verbally and physically abusing people, demanding that his needs be met, and disposing of his victims after they've served their purpose.