Sentence examples for a dramatic demonstration of from inspiring English sources

It was a dramatic demonstration of his Majesty's unifying powers.

It was a dramatic demonstration of the home court advantage.

Such voters have just been given a dramatic demonstration of their political power.

One explanation of Ford's behavior was to provide a dramatic demonstration of being in effective political command.

The move has attracted widespread attention because it was a dramatic demonstration of how the Chinese government intends to use its expanding naval power around the world.

"Spies" baldly states that the Soviets' detonation of a nuclear bomb in 1949 was "a dramatic demonstration of the greatest triumph of Soviet intelligence".

"And we just had a dramatic demonstration in Afghanistan of the truth of that — the Air Force wasn't accomplishing anything until we got some guys on the ground.

There has never been a more dramatic demonstration of a vaccine's power to alter the course of history.

"He gives us a subtle suggestion of things, rather than a dramatic demonstration," says Robert Storr, dean of the Yale School of Art.

Eliot thinks that the storm damaged the Governor in two specific ways: "it stalled what had been a slow gain for Romney before... and if the narrative of the race had been about the function, scope, role of government, what could be a more dramatic demonstration of what government should do than a hurricane requiring government action?

His face alight, he proceeded to give a slow, dramatic demonstration of the leverage principle.