Sentence examples for demonstrates anything about from inspiring English sources

If a face transplant demonstrates anything about what it means to be human, it may be that we are less superficial than we imagine.

Do these problems demonstrate anything about the Republican and Democratic Parties?

None of that, legal experts said, means that the Supreme Court ruling has cleared Arthur Andersen or demonstrated anything about whether it should have been indicted.

A test at IPCH using Mylar tracing paper confirmed the wormholes' alignment, which shows that the map's parchment and two books were once bound together but does not demonstrate anything about when the map was drawn, Clemens noted.

Jeff Masters, a meteorologist who writes on the Weather Underground blog, said that the recent snows do not, by themselves, demonstrate anything about the long-term trajectory of the planet.

The jury would have to consider whether these matters "demonstrate anything about her attitude towards Hamzah," Mr Greaney told the jury.

He has not demonstrated anything about socio-cultural constructions.

Quarterbacks I'm not a believer that a college all-star game is a good setting to demonstrate anything eye-popping about quarterback prospects.

Unfortunately our narrator did not demonstrate anything as far as searching or navigating recorded shows, or talk about the experience of having shows backed up to the cloud.

If the tea party-targeting scandal has demonstrated anything, it's that the IRS shouldn't make any judgment calls about politics.

"But I don't believe what they demonstrate says anything about addiction," he says.