Sentence examples for a point of demonstrating from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the show makes a point of demonstrating aesthetic interactions between Islam and Europe.
City Hall grudgingly held public consultations while organisers within the protest movement made a point of demonstrating the breadth of the growing coalition.
For Democrats, creating firms with a bipartisan hue could be a way of currying favor with a president-elect who spent much of the year talking about ending partisan bickering in Washington — and who on Tuesday night made a point of demonstrating that by having dinner with a group of conservative columnists at the home of George F. Will before gathering with liberal columnists the following day.
Forbes: When Steve Jobs unveiled the iPad in January he made a point of demonstrating how elegant The New York Times looked on its screen.
Ever since raising $1.6 million on Kickstarter, the company's made a point of demonstrating its device for anyone who would listen that the product was a lot more than vaporware.
This trial has met the primary end point of demonstrating clinical benefit and describing the safety profile of everolimus and carboplatin combination in triple-negative metastatic breast cancer.
Such pictures represent the flip side of struggle photography, and the show makes a point of emphasizing them — demonstrating that even in conditions of political duress, modern, cosmopolitan black urban life flourished.
As a point of comparison in demonstrating the drop in HP's fortunes, EPS for the same quarter last year was $5.24.
However, before the antibiotic was administered, a point-of-care ultrasound was performed demonstrating unequivocal and maximal tenderness to the right kidney on sonopalpation.
Further, from a technical point of view, demonstrating the expression of re-programming stem cell state genes does not test "pluripotency".
The protesters made a point of pledging that they would demonstrate peacefully, however intense their feelings of "outrage about the trampling of the electoral process and the disenfranchisement of voters," in the words of Les Souci, an organizer for Voter March, one of the protest organizations.
