Sentence examples for work demanding from inspiring English sources
Women, in the midst of dinner dates, often ask him about his work, demanding details that he refuses to divulge.
Based on the biblical figure, "Esther" is a complex and dissonant work, demanding for both performers and audiences.
This may be the Simon Bolivars' calling-card, but the young AWO players weren't ready to handle such a volcanic work demanding virtuosity from every desk.
Technological, socioeconomic and demographic shifts are transforming the way we work, demanding flexibility in the way individuals, teams and organisations work.
(The murders in Paris demanded a complicated cell network, which passed over borders and was coördinated by ISIS in Syria, exactly because getting assault rifles in France is hard work, demanding coördinated efforts).
Reviewing "Pure Lust" in The New York Times Book Review in 1984, the religious-studies scholar Demaris Wehr wrote: "Mary Daly is an extraordinary woman and this is an extraordinary work, demanding unusual spiritual and intellectual effort from its readers.
Their work demanded those things.
Her work demands sophisticated performing skills.
His work demands extraordinarily acute hearing and he is guided by nothing but memory.
He also warns that the work demands a lot of time, sweat and grit.
Ullmann's father was a Norwegian engineer whose work demanded extensive travel.
