Sentence examples for art of demonstration from inspiring English sources

On the basis of this legal doctrine, Averroës judged the theologian al-Ghazālī's refutation of the philosophers ineffective and inappropriate because al-Ghazālī did not understand and even misrepresented the philosophers' positions and used arguments that only demonstrate his incompetence in the art of demonstration.

Logic or the "art of demonstration" serves to refine this natural capacity and functions, as well, as the condition of science.

It is a war of demonstration.

STAMFORD "The Art of the Bonsai," demonstration of bonsai techniques.

The courts of these tyrants became the significant cultural centres, and there was an increase in the demand for art of all kinds; demonstration of the rulers' wealth and power took the form of temple building more ambitious than in almost any other period of Greek art, while in sculpture there was a growing use of expensive and elaborate statuary for dedication and for marking tombs.

Paul Smith, who represented the Democratic challengers to Wisconsin's gerrymandered legislative map this week, in Gill v. Whitford, gave a state-of-the-art demonstration of Kennedy-centric advocacy.

South Korean soldiers from the South Korean army special forces shout as they run to demonstrate their skills of martial art during a demonstration of South Korea's martial art for Children's Day at the War Museum in Seoul, South Korea, Tuesday, May 5, 2009.

The state-of-the-art demonstration plant showcased a mixed hydrocarbon working fluid, the properties of which would need to be determined by a separately funded research program with the National Bureau of Standards.

Clinical training consisted of demonstration of the use of ART by the trainer, followed by supervised ART treatment of carious lesions by operators.

Also on Friday, from 11 a.m. to 3 30 p.m., will be "The Art of the Painted Finish," a demonstration by the Isabel O'Neil Studio Workshop, a New York City school that teaches decorative finishing.

His career is, in fact, a sustained demonstration of the art of making something from nothing.