Sentence examples for That demonstrates why from inspiring English sources

Last month, the justices agreed to hear a case that demonstrates why the issue can be so difficult.

RATHER than consuming the months or years that are usually required to plan a Broadway production, the deal to transfer Jude Law's "Hamlet" from the West End to New York next month came together in a mere 10 days this summer and with a relative ease that demonstrates why Broadway has been awash in London productions in recent years.

The thrill of seasonality — not only real tomatoes but firm eggplants and cucumbers with super flavor and minimal seeds, arugula that demonstrates why it was once called rocket, peaches with loads of fuzz and so on – reminds me why I don't often buy those things out of season.

"It's been a really neat piece of code to write," says Stangel, as he starts to tell a story that demonstrates why it's useful.

In a move that demonstrates why a bunch of rowdy Yale guys prone to telling tech luminaries like Mark Zuckerberg to fellate them got $15 million from Andreessen, Rap Genius detailed how it built a highly efficient, parellelized scraper.

This group will also be joined by the winner of the Pac-Man FANatic contest, a competition that will encourage Pac-Man fans from the United States and Canada to submit a video that demonstrates why they are the ultimate Pac-Man fan.

In the process they made it a losing start for Benítez on a night that demonstrated why his team have found goals so elusive this season.

And now, in his most improbable guise yet, as artistic director of the 2010 Brighton festival, Eno wants to programme works that demonstrate why surrender is key to the sort of music and art that excite him.

Baines showed his consistent quality down the left while Fellaini was often on the periphery of an Everton display that demonstrated why Martínez has been calling for "understanding and patience" all summer.

If Mr. Kerry emerged largely unscathed on Sunday, Mr. Bush was once again the subject of repeated attacks in a debate that demonstrated why this Democratic contest has stirred such concern in the White House.

Robert Frost famously surveyed both sorts of Hell in one of those crystalline short poems that demonstrate why he was to the twentieth century what Emily Dickinson was to the nineteenth: the American master of the compressed yet expansive lyric.