Sentence examples for classic demonstration from inspiring English sources

It was a classic demonstration of how to lose friends at a time when Pakistan badly needs them.

It was a classic demonstration of the "small-world phenomenon," captured in the popular phrase "six degrees of separation".

It was a classic demonstration of how positive-feedback loops work: the fact that stock prices were rising made them continue to rise.

What followed was a classic demonstration of the exculpatory tactic known as "the Murdoch Defence" in honour of her employer's similarly embarrassed son, James.

In a classic demonstration of mineworking spirit, one pit community has set out to ensure that New Labour doesn't miss the flavour of the cause.

Ms. Gordon's display is also a classic demonstration of how visually effective a concentration of like or similar forms can be.

That's why dropping a chunk of pure sodium into water is a classic classroom demonstration.

And Twitch is also celebrating the launch by securing the rights to stream Bob Ross' entire "The Joy of Painting" archive, which includes 403 episodes of his classic painting demonstration show – something that Twitch says was one the first examples of an artist interacting with viewers as part of the creative process.

But the orchestra was at its best in a piece outside its usual territory: a polished, reasonably swinging rendering of "In the Mood," the Glenn Miller-Joe Garland classic, with a lively demonstration of the Lindy Hop by two dancers, Brian Lucky Skillen and Lisa Casper.

Those at Wednesday's demonstration sang classic protest songs from the civil rights era and held signs that read "Obama's civil rights legacy: 2,000,000 deportations".

Despite the ghastly demonstrations of classic temperance science (involving the immersion of live frogs or flowers or fertile eggs in whiskey), it leaves no discernible scars.