Sentence examples for demonstrates something else from inspiring English sources
But her story also demonstrates something else.
The relative success of the "Friedenstag" recording demonstrates something else about Strauss: his operas respond particularly well to vivid, decisive performances, readings that lift the music from mere note-spinning to something more vivid.
Today's data also demonstrates something else significant - that the older women grow, the more likely they are to be poor.
By appropriating the 'Pearl Monument,' occupants demonstrated something else: how quickly an empty symbol can take on real meaning.
They are also perfectly demonstrating something else... that the psychology of risk perception often gets in the way of risk reality, at our peril.
The sequences and their scores show something else, too.
As Pakistan demonstrates, messy reality is something else.
If Mr. Bush needed to demonstrate that he had both intellect and an engaging personality, Mr. Gore probably needs to show the reverse: to demonstrate that he is something else than the brainy if drab No. 2 who has stood off to the side of the national stage for the past eight years.
"Anyone who wants to demonstrate the existence of God…proves something else instead, at times something that perhaps did not even need demonstrating, and in any case never anything better" (1844, 43).
And these movies, intended to demonstrate an invincible America in the American century, showed something else.
