Sentence examples for demonstrate the extent of from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the phrase total depravity was sometimes used to demonstrate the extent of sin and to describe the debased condition of humanity.

Today's game, which is certain to attract a large international television audience, is seen as an opportunity for independent supporters' organisations to demonstrate the extent of opposition to the Glazer family's continued ownership of the club.

The Brighton & Hove Albion Supporters ClubBHASCASC), in conjunction with the Gay Football Supporters' Network (GFSN), has recorded all instances of homophobia at matches this season to demonstrate the extent of the problem.

In the following year this same group persuaded the legislature to elect him to the U.S. Senate a gesture designed to demonstrate the extent of his popularity in his home state.

But the rally also appears to demonstrate the extent of police anger toward Mr. Giuliani, whose popularity with officers, which was sky high when he stood with them in protest, has been sinking since his administration negotiated a contract with a two-year wage freeze in 1995.

Indeed, in Jaffna, TNA leaflets claimed that to vote for the ruling coalition would be to subject the peninsula to rule by Sri Lanka's mainly-Buddhist Sinhala majority.But, as if to demonstrate the extent of Sri Lanka's political and ethnic polarisation, Mr Rajapaksa's coalition won a massive victory in a provincial council poll held on the same day in Uva in the south-east.

They demonstrated the extent of the monarch's reach.

Depth of need Magodzho's weekly visit to one family demonstrates the extent of the problem.

That, Disney says, demonstrates "the extent of AOL's power and the ability to exclude competition".

In September 1991, the I.A.E.A. seized documents in Iraq that demonstrated the extent of its nuclear weapons program.

Britain's ability to pay for war on this scale demonstrated the extent of its wealth.