Sentences with phrase «made outrageous demands»

Even if one knows nothing about (or cares nothing for) the fashion industry, many of us have had overbearing bosses who made outrageous demands, which makes the film more relatable.

When Hayek brought «Frida,» which she was producing, to Miramax to distribute, Weinstein made outrageous demands as payback.

If your spouse wants to rage against the world, or make outrageous demands in your divorce, you can't stop him / her.

Not exact matches

Elizabeth Keane: She's overruling the advice of her communications team (sound familiar) and demanding to have a press conference to address the outrageous claims made in O'Keefe's viral video.

As the young people who have grown up in a system that is insufficiently outraged by the outrageous, they are not simply accepting it and are demanding to know why those in power will not use their legal authority to make it better.

Literature, it isn't; it is, basically, a litany of the progressively more outrageous demands made on her staff by the editor of a top fashion magazine and a tedious catalogue of brand names.

And who would submit to the outrageous demands — six hours, even six days in the case of Stan Douglas — that art films want to make on our time?