• "Simple Catarrh demands similar treatment.
• I do not say that the whole of the demands of England are justifiable.
• "The law is all well enough, but this dastardly crime demands an object lesson."
• From the very first days of their married life Natasha had announced her demands.
• "My Lord de Warenne," replied Wallace, "you can expect but one return to these absurd demands.
• Yes; and every day and every night desires grow up many and formidable, and their demands are many.
• His very muscles seemed to relax, and new strength arose to meet the demands of his uplifted spirit.
• In his youth his gun had been his best friend; but the chase demands much of legs and muscles and heart.
• Her professions of attachment were now as disgusting as her excuses were empty, and her demands impudent.
• This view, however, demands the admission of the subject, or act, in the sense discussed in our first lecture.

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