Sentence examples for demonstrated idea from inspiring English sources

Much sooner, and more important, there's the demonstrated idea that Miss Bridie made her own luck by hard work and by her excellent choice for her voyage: "She could have picked a chiming clock or a porcelain figurine, but Miss Bridie chose a shovel back in 1856," her story begins.

After all, as the artworks themselves demonstrate, ideas, meanings and histories are put into play when you juxtapose even two artworks on a wall.

The result of this phase came to a conclusion that non-European people tried to identify themselves with international jurisdiction, demonstrating ideas of cooperation and emancipation using norms of International Law in their favor.

Although young entrepreneurs may demonstrate ideas, motivation and expertise, they lack experience and capital assets.

It demonstrates ideas so important to emotional development for parents and children it should be a requirement for all families to see.

But as cities from Berkeley, Calif., to Chicago and Baltimore have demonstrated, the idea works on its own.

As she demonstrated, the idea is to kiss your way up the ladder.

For Wilson, the myth demonstrated the idea of, as he wrote, "superior strength as inseparable from disability".

That imagery of Hawaiian royalty "demonstrated their idea of who should be in power and who shouldn't be," Young said.

When Williams first demonstrated his idea to Spielberg, playing just the two notes on a piano, Spielberg was said to have laughed, thinking that it was a joke.

"The state is taking action against people who have peacefully demonstrated their ideas.