Sentence examples for demonstrate publicly from inspiring English sources
The people allocating that £13bn to IT have a special duty to demonstrate publicly that they're acting wisely.
How the campaign spends its millions will demonstrate publicly what it has learned about Mr. Romney's potential vulnerabilities and how to shape a message that resonates with voters.
Washington's call for democratic reforms forced Mubarak for the first time to allow multiple candidates in the presidential election and permit political opposition parties and organizations to demonstrate publicly.
In the middle of a production of Verdi's "Il Trovatore," at the conclusion of the celebrated aria "Di quella pira," which concludes with the line "To arms!," Italians demonstrate publicly in a call to oust the occupiers, including the officers who swarm sociably about the theatre speaking German.
"It is excellent to demonstrate publicly the togetherness and strength of football and rugby in Wigan.
They wanted to demonstrate publicly that he was leaving by his own choice and still had their good will.
Demonstrating publicly is a way to voice that frustration.
With this masterly book, Gross also first demonstrated publicly his own learning, deep but lightly worn.
But this time their enemy lies within.Without much publicity, but across the country, students are being arrested for demonstrating publicly for more freedom.
After the Kinetoscope was introduced in Paris, Auguste and Louis Lumière produced a combination camera/projector, first demonstrated publicly in 1895 and called the cinématographe.
That explains why Steven A. Ballmer, the typically bullish and boisterous chief executive of Microsoft, is speaking cautiously about his company's latest volley against Google, a new version of its search engine that Mr. Ballmer demonstrated publicly for the first time at a technology conference on Thursday.
