Sentence examples for demonstrates there is something from inspiring English sources

"The name demonstrates there is something real that we have created.

Of that, Hunt said: "You don't necessarily need a label these days, and hopefully she'll carry on, but I think that demonstrates there's something a little bit awry about the way the music industry is working.

As the European Union phenomenon has demonstrated, there is something to be said for cultural identity and the use of a particular currency as a reflection of that cultural identity.

"But Diller and Scofidio demonstrated there was something exciting you could do with this place without being in awe of it".

And as the 6,000,000 students and 200,000 teachers participating in our Code Studio demonstrate, there is always time for something you deem important.

But I think that my daughter's outreach plan demonstrates that there is something in the air here in Wisconsin.

The book also demonstrates that there is something like an aesthetic of bad taste, ranging from the pretentious and awful to the honestly excessive, like Gypsy Rose Lee's house, where, in a way that somehow seems entirely appropriate, not a single surface is left bare or unadorned; even the bathroom commode is encased in ornamental tole-work.

The show house is meant to demonstrate that there is something for everyone on eBay, but it also makes a contrary point: that shopping on eBay is not a simple task for everyone.

But the French experience seems to demonstrate that there is something to be said for zeal in the face of overwhelming temptation.

Some players from the Boston Red Sox attended Tuesday's session and planned to attend today's, demonstrating that there is something other than the Yankees in their lives.

It's not just Storefront users demonstrating that there is something interesting going on in offline retail, however.