Sentence examples for demonstrate rather from inspiring English sources

Mr. Demme's fondness comes through, but he doesn't seem to get us past his subject's tendency to demonstrate rather than engage.

Brecht quickly retrained him - he had attended the local Magdeburg acting school - and Schall internalised the theory of alienation and learned how to identify the Brechtian gestus, or characteristic physical attitude, which contained the key to a character, and how to demonstrate, rather than inhabit, his roles, to avoid empathy.

Interestingly, for each representative stock liquidity, proportional effective spread and market returns demonstrate rather significant negative correlations.

"Turning them back may merely send them to other destinations to demonstrate, rather than deterring them from attending a picket line at all," they wrote.

Compared with most SWCNTs grown on components like Co or Ni at ambient reaction pressure, the Fe-catalyzed SWCNTs demonstrate rather narrow chirality distributions.

New forms of welfare arrangements are establishing themselves in Central and Eastern Europe [42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47]; Asian countries demonstrate rather different approaches to welfare organisation [48, 49, 50].

There is much else, notably the music: art demonstrated rather than proclaimed.

What the choice of Guantánamo demonstrates, rather, is the profoundly legalistic way in which those policies were designed.

Now he's demonstrating, rather embarrassingly, that he doesn't know how to read CBO reports.

As yet this 'movement' has not translated into the development of comprehensive evidence but has demonstrated rather well the power of targeted analysis.

Over the next 200 pages, he demonstrates rather convincingly that no one belongs to the black community anymore.