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• The law demands no more. (16)
• All those demands are fair. (8)
• It demands but little from the executant. (3)
• I am sure I am not extravagant in my demands. (4)
• And let me tell you that the Pen demands it of us. (10)
• The Philosopher here peremptorily demands the pulpit. (10)
• Answer my proper questions; respond to my fair demands. (9)
• His demands Phips had written out on a sheet of paper. (19)
• She demands pressure to appear, and great gulps of ale. (10)
• And when he left you, what demands had you the right to make? (12)
• But I would never make rigorous demands for specific qualities. (10)
• It is her rightful reward; vice demands the payment of its debt. (12)
• The new journalism demands men of high character and good habits. (16)
• All methods had to be adjusted to new surroundings and new demands. (21)
• With dull eyes and freezing indifference she endured these demands. (12)
• The state of aimlessness in hot perplexity demands a show of action. (10)
• And it demands facts of that, which alone cannot glibly give it facts. (8)
• Of course, the demands upon him are many and some of them preposterous. (16)
• Independent in politics, it will freely criticise when occasion demands. (16)
• The representative of the defendants had been instructed to refuse all demands. (12)
• They would have paused and considered the demands of their people across the sea. (18)
• The point to be considered is, whether friction demands a perfectly smooth surface. (10)
• But he demands our blessing; is convinced That words of wedded lovers must bring good. (10)
• Indeed, to study Knox afresh demands research for which Stevenson had not the opportunity. (2)
• The sowing asks for persistency; but the reaping demands skill and absolute truthfulness. (10)
• During the night she would make twenty demands and then reverse them with embittered impatience. (12)
• The development of poster printing and bill posting is due largely to the demands of the circus. (21)
• The men have sent for ye to know, once and for all, whether ye are going to grant them their demands. (8)
• He had a serviceable code of business morals, which hitherto had met all the demands of his experience. (13)
• It demands special talent and ceaseless activity and attention all day long, and every day in the year. (16)
• Her professions of attachment were now as disgusting as her excuses were empty, and her demands impudent. (4)
• They were at the pitch of excitement which demands and will swallow a succession of wilder extravagances. (10)
• Here their conversation closed, the demands of the dance becoming now too importunate for a divided attention. (4)
• I did not use to think her wanting in self-possession, but she had not quite enough for the demands of yesterday. (4)
• Your demands would have brought on us the burden of a dozen strikes at a time when we were not prepared for them. (8)
• Moreover, to touch and kindle the mind through laughter, demands more than sprightliness, a most subtle delicacy. (10)
• We were forced to withhold our support from your men because some of their demands are in excess of current rates. (8)
• His tone-poems make greater demands on the resources of the instruments and contain effects beyond those of Wagner. (3)
• By no jot or tittle do we abate our demands, nor will we until the whole of those demands are yielded. (8)
• He was ready for any expedient to pacify his creditor and give some excuse to put off demands on his depleted fortunes. (18)
• Copper nails should be used to fasten these tiles, and each unit should be locked with the next, as the pattern demands. (17)
• Men whose work in life demands that they shall daily whip their nerves, run, as a rule, a little in advance of everything. (8)
• She had no demands on her father or sister, and her consequence was just enough increased by their handsome drawing-rooms. (4)
• Dutch and Curley cower before her outburst, and the general manager promises her all she demands if she will only pass on. (21)
• If our object is, as we hear it said, to appease the Irish, we shall have to give them the Parliament their leader demands. (10)
• Their trained systems are equal to all demands the elements put forward, however, and a cough or a cold are almost unknown. (21)
• So long as they had no need or desire for the artificial demands of society their character remained absolutely unassailable. (18)
• It is based upon them, of course, but the airy, graceful, winning superstructure which we all know demands different qualities. (9)
• This band stage is also used for the minstrel and vaudeville performances which are given as frequently as the occasion demands. (21)
• I expect to make them withdraw those demands to-day: if they do, take it straight from me, gentlemen, we shall back them again at once. (8)
• When Barclugh arrived in sight of the inn he had visions of a square meal; for his ride since sunrise had aroused the demands of nature. (18)
• Of all kinds of human energy, Art is surely the most free, the least parochial; and demands of us an essential tolerance of all its forms. (8)
• Frequently, when transplanted to what he considers a narrower field, which is actually one of wider demands, he fails in complete efficiency. (16)
• Mrs. Lander refused to pay these demands, for they touched her in some of those economies which the gross rich practice amidst their profusion. (9)
• For thought makes demands on an energy already in full use; thought causes introspection; and introspection causes discomfort, and disturbs the grooves of action. (8)
• As composers gained in breadth and power of conception, instruments were improved even beyond their demands; the increase in resources stimulated, in turn, the composers. (3)
• They are so sweeping in their condemnations, so sublime in their conceptions of excellence, and the most finished Puritan cannot out-do their demands upon frail humanity. (10)

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