Sentence examples for demonstrates do from inspiring English sources

In fact, as Richard Stengel magnificently demonstrates (do I overstate?), ingratiation has been a fundamental, perhaps an evolutionary aim of most social behavior and polite speech.

Compelling gameplay doesn't have to mean breakneck speed and bullet-dodging action; nor, as the regular use of self-deprecating humour in 80 Days demonstrates, do contemporary games need to take themselves so seriously.

The rejoicing, as the novel demonstrates, did not last long.

"But we're here to make certain that these people who want to demonstrate do so peacefully.

Given the evil this cult has demonstrated, do we want to give them a religious credibility?

The end of dictatorship, the wars in Bosnia and Kosovo demonstrated, does not automatically lead to democracy.

The chancellor had earlier warned that a right to demonstrate did not extend to "rabble-rousing and defamation" against foreigners.

"Rhetoric, as King Canute demonstrated, does not turn back rising waters," said Williams in a lecture in March.

Does he speak truth to power, or (as Al Franken and Media Matters have exhaustively demonstrated) does he speak untruth on behalf of power?

Even the mention of being in Neil Young's studio while this was being demonstrated didn't sway the adamant Marks.

Moreover, statistical inter-group difference, as we demonstrate, does not necessary imply clinical usefulness.