Sentence examples for a classic demonstration of from inspiring English sources
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".
It was a classic demonstration of how positive-feedback loops work: the fact that stock prices were rising made them continue to rise.
What followed was a classic demonstration of the exculpatory tactic known as "the Murdoch Defence" in honour of her employer's similarly embarrassed son, James.
In a classic demonstration of mineworking spirit, one pit community has set out to ensure that New Labour doesn't miss the flavour of the cause.
Ms. Gordon's display is also a classic demonstration of how visually effective a concentration of like or similar forms can be.
Nevertheless, Philip K. Lundeberg has assessed the operation as "a classic demonstration not only of coordinated hunter tactics, derived in part from British experience, but also of the profound impact of communications intelligence in the interdiction of U-boat transit and operating areas".
A classic demonstration is a major brokerage firm's analysis of Yahoo!'s first quarter earnings.
In a classic demonstration, psychologists Alan Brown and Dana Murphy invited people to brainstorm in groups of four.
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.
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.
