Sentence examples for become a demonstration from inspiring English sources

The habit of cigarette smoking is twisted to become a demonstration of maturity and ratiocination.

It has become a demonstration of the miscalculations and obstacles that have thwarted so many similar efforts to tackle huge problems like poverty, hunger, illness and dislocation in Afghanistan.

So in this volatile region, Somaliland has become a demonstration of the possible, sustaining a one-person one-vote democracy in a poor, conflict-torn place that gets very little help.

In issuing her call, Miss Bhutto declared that a rally scheduled to welcome her to Rawalpindi on November 9th would become a demonstration against General Musharraf's coup and go ahead in defiance of a government ban.Given such obstacles, despite her livid words, Miss Bhutto may yet conclude that the path of token resistance remains her safest way to power.

Despite the small size, Ms Nakabaale has turned her small compound into a neat green garden that has become the envy of many and has now become a demonstration garden of sorts.

But the book itself becomes a demonstration of just how difficult the task is.

Even his final offer of marriage to Isabella becomes a demonstration of brutal authority.

The performance became a demonstration of how big and loud and screamy music can be without communicating much.

The mourning turned to meeting, the meeting became a demonstration, and within days the vast space was filled with thousands of angry protesters, commandeered buses, banners, placards and music.

Once the volatile and humorous Merrill was installed as Carpenter's live-in lover in 1898, the menage at Millthorpe became a demonstration of what might be possible for homosexual men.

It is worth noting that some industries lend themselves to opportunities where candidates can think outside the box and the CV itself becomes a demonstration of their creativity and skillset.