Sentence examples for demonstrates something that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Herheim's "Meistersinger" demonstrates something that should be obvious: an opera director can have a strong, personal take on a staple, as long as the concept seems to emanate from a sensitive reading of the work.

The action by Mexico may have a salutary effect on future U.S. trade actions in that it demonstrates something that should have been learned from the 1930s, namely, when the U.S. engages in protectionism, other countries are likely to retaliate and all of us become losers.

But it also demonstrates something that I've always thought was peculiar, which is the fact that for two or three months at a time, roughly the same number of people get laid off every single week.

Produced in association with the Jim Henson Company, the show demonstrates something that we could have figured out on our own: Mr. Harris and the Muppets, who share most of the qualities listed above, are a perfect match.

The Anthropology of Childhood is the only baby book new parents need, says linguist and journalist Michael Erard, because the author, David L. Lancy, "demonstrates something that American parents desperately need to hear: Children are raised in all sorts of ways, in all sorts of cultures, and they all turn out just fine".

Those same forces also beat women who were demonstrating, something that had not happened in other cities.

Early in the fourth quarter, Collinsworth demonstrated something that was less of an epiphany than the fruit of his preparation and memory.

But when Mr. Palmieri appeared, he demonstrated something that has nothing to do with form and everything to do with things that are more primitive and probably more important: the physical aspects of sound, and its obverse, empty space.

They demonstrated something that looked a lot like electrical activity in the fish's brain a gentle reminder to their fellow researchers to beware of false positives in the fashionable and tricky field of brain-imaging.

Don't brag about what you've done; demonstrate something that makes you proud.

Moving forward, despite the inability to answer the question "How do we know this will work?" requires business leaders to demonstrate something that is uncommon and uncomfortable in business culture: faith.