Sentence examples for bold demonstration from inspiring English sources

It's also a bold demonstration of a more specific reality: In Africa art and science, including astronomy, have always intersected.

The book's bold demonstration of the way that tone can take over some of the load-bearing work of structure is crucial to its innovatory importance.

It's also a bold demonstration of a more specific reality: that in Africa, art and science, including astronomy, have always intersected, and continue to, whether in prayers on an ancient Egyptian mummy case asking that the deceased owner be lifted to the stars or in a contemporary video projection that simulates the aurora borealis.

Two clips posted online by opposition activists, said to have been recorded on Monday, appeared to offer vivid glimpses of fighting in the north of the country and a small, bold demonstration in central Damascus, near the recognizable landmark of the Abbasyin stadium.

It was a bold demonstration for a black artist at that time, which drew deep symbolism to America's racial past.

Tet Kole also organizes bold demonstrations for food sovereignty and agrarian reform.

Mursi's supporters on Friday mounted their boldest demonstrations since troops crushed protest camps demanding his reinstatement on Aug. 14.

Yet there is a cognitive beauty in the idea the ingenuity of Cage's imagining, and essentially capturing, of that moment just before breaking the silence when beginning a piece; Rauschenberg's bold and blatant demonstration of the decline of Expressionism.

The resulting scandal has limited Martin's ability to take bold budgetary steps, including any demonstration of his professed love for innovation.

Taking the stage a week before Apple, Nokia had the chance to put on a bold and confident performance with its demonstration of new smartphones.

Determining the absolute by means of formal demonstration and empirical evidence is too bold.