Sentence examples for about the demonstrative from inspiring English sources

A worry about the demonstrative account is that it does not seem to do duty to the way in which the subjective character itself is present to the mind of the thinker when employing a phenomenal concept of that character.

But what is more encouraging about this move is the demonstrative return of good design to the capital's infrastructure.

All the old clichés about the restrained Japanese and the demonstrative Americans go out the window.

Our family was not the demonstrative Italian stereotype in movies.

It wasn't the demonstrative, muscular workout that jazz drummers engage in when they play funk.

Detachment doesn't lend itself naturally to the demonstrative world of musicals.

Some of the demonstrative moments generated heat; much else sounded dutiful but cautious and uncomprehending.

The Demonstrative Theory is both bold and radical.

It is also an axiom (or axiom schema) that's pleasingly simple and requires no complicated assumptions about the surface structure of the sentence (in this respect, it has a clear edge on the Demonstrative Theory).

"Subject" here means the subject of the conclusion of the demonstrative syllogism.

If a noun is preceded by both a demonstrative and a number, the demonstrative comes first.