demandingly meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. Wright drove the House more demandingly than any speaker in decades.
2. What is truly remarkable, given these demandingly deliberate tempos, is the quality of the playing.
3. He balanced demandingly circuitous new songs with many campfire favorites, from " Mrs . Robinson " to " Kodachrome ."
4. The absolute originality constituted a remote ideal that was not refused, but it was not postulated to themselves demandingly, because it was a privilege granted to very little people, and in addition the possibility of reaching it with imitative means existed.
5. Ordinary men, with no special knowledge, move slowly within a demandingly democratic system, and perhaps there is no one to blame; I did not storm ashore into an inferno at Kagoshima Bay, and I am alive nearly 50 years later.
6. "All she knew was that she was close against him, and he was kissing her wildly, passionately, demandingly and the world stood still, " she wrote in " Fire in the Blood, " published in 1983.
7. The cost of a coffin, a Greyhound bus ticket, a wedding license, a pearl-handled revolver : exact prices, often complete with decimal points, glow demandingly through almost every conversation in this tale of getting, spending and dying in the Hill District of Pittsburgh.
8. His and several other sparkling performances, as well as a number of memorably powerful moments, make this a far-above-average made-for-the-tube movie _ though it's no more than ordinary judged by the demandingly high standards of the series itself.
9. Although Walker was backed by a full orchestra again, this time he was also accompanied by alarming percussion and industrial effects; and while album opener " Farmer in the City " was a melodic piece on which Walker exercised his familiar ballad voice, the remaining pieces were harsh and demandingly avant-garde.
10. It provides local colour, without being demandingly untranslatable . " In a less positive review for the Chicago Reader, J . R . Jones criticized the film's premise as a gimmick and its purported use of " irritating comic foil " in reference to Nawazuddin Siddiqui's and Bharati Achrekar's characters as Shaikh and Mrs . Deshpande, respectively.