Sentence examples for becoming a demonstration from inspiring English sources

César's work is beamed with Duchampian nodes just swap the intentional shock value for an eager attempt to manipulate materials, and in so doing, becoming a demonstration of "contemporary" sculpture.

Her art is becoming a didactic demonstration of exquisite craft; it has a certain integrity and restraint, but it is losing emotional urgency.

I think developments in Ukraine would not have been an issue, had popular protests failed to remove Yanukovych from power and Putin's military intervention aimed to prevent the fall of Yanukovych from becoming a model for demonstrations against the Russian regime.

In view of its social and economic base, fishing is increasingly becoming a motive for demonstrations and protests by fishermen in Poland amongst other countries.

Becoming a committer generally entails a demonstration of project competence, knowledge and commitment.

ECTOS demonstration project The first step towards becoming a hydrogen society was the ECTOS demonstration project, which ran from 2001 until August 2005 and was very successful.

Chua's case ended with a five-minute meeting at the city attorney's office, she said, where she was told she was arrested because the demonstration was becoming a riot.

Unions have already called a demonstration for next Thursday in Madrid to protest against the measures - though demonstrations are now becoming a daily routine, with civil servants out over the past couple of days to complain about the increase in their working hours and loss of pay.

Another 14 year-old boy, Lohai, said he often threw rocks at Israeli soldiers during demonstrations but "was not afraid of becoming a martyr".

Becoming a smart city is not simply about becoming a technology demonstration site.

For completely novel vaccines, the demonstration of a candidate immunologic correlate is becoming a secondary yet fundamental objective in clinical trials and epidemiological studies.