Sentence examples for a classic demonstration from inspiring English sources

Walter Lewin performs a classic demonstration.

It was a classic demonstration of how to lose friends at a time when Pakistan badly needs them.

It was a classic demonstration of the "small-world phenomenon," captured in the popular phrase "six degrees of separation".

Mr. Justice Black went on to say that a referendum procedure, such as the one at issue here, is a classic demonstration of "devotion to democracy..

The Democrats' response is a classic demonstration of reactionary liberalism, the reflexive defense of the status quo long after its raison d'être has evaporated.

It was a classic demonstration of how positive-feedback loops work: the fact that stock prices were rising made them continue to rise.

It comes across as a kind of classic demonstration of the youth-for-youth's-sake impulse that has for some time now dominated the art industry, ostensibly supplying transfusions of fresh blood, but in fact promoting academicism and conformity.

In one classic demonstration, people shown a person shooting a basketball in a gym with poor lighting and another person shooting a basketball in a gym with excellent lighting assume that the second person hit more shots because he was a better player.

Just as we may rejoice in Harwood's classic demonstration of how a late bloomer flowers, so we have to assume that his glass of irony is kept well-filled.

The classic demonstration of this is a video in which people toss around a basketball; viewers told to count the number of passes rarely see a person in a gorilla suit who strolls into the picture, stops and faces the camera, and strolls out.

In a classic 1960s demonstration of the power of expectations to create reality, Harvard psychologists Robert Rosenthal and Lenore Jacobson administered a test to a group of elementary school children that assessed the children's general intellectual ability.