Sentence examples for word demands from inspiring English sources
Occupying it was supposed to be a peaceful protest, but the group never coalesced around any sort of list of concrete demands -- even the word "demands" was rejected by them.
We bristled at the word "demand".
Robert A. M. Stern, the dean of Yale's Architecture School, said he declined to sign the petition because he objected to its use of the word "demand," but that he backed it in principle.
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, humiliated in previous attempts to mend fences and take Pakistani officials at their word, demanded coolly that monitoring teams and mechanisms be established to ensure all promises and deadlines were implemented.
New Yorkers heard a lot this summer about why their electricity bills were going up and why a new generation of power plants was needed, and the message centered on one word: demand.
Then, there distinguished Columbia economist Edmund Phelps decrying the use of the word "demand," insisting that "demand" has nothing to do with our economic problems.
The definition of the word demand (according to Google) is, "1.
(That's part of what renders them rather mesmerizing). Nor does it work to label them "travel sketches". Despite their brevity, these are deeply layered, richly allusive and -- in the best sense of the word -- demanding, wholly original pieces.
At the start of Part 1, the doctor, sick of words, demands deeds.
No matter the subject, "Beyond Words" demands close attention — sometimes the unspoken story line can get cloudy.
