Sentence examples for demonstrating anything from inspiring English sources

"If uncorrected, that ruling threatens to allow Broad to arrogate to itself much of UC's transformational invention without Broad demonstrating anything close to the genuine innovation that would justify finding its claims to be separately patentable.

But Sri Lanka doesn't demonstrate anything of the sort.

I beg to differ: playing that many rounds demonstrates anything but indifference.

And, as the play demonstrates — "Anything I can do for you, Reinhard?

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

Indeed, if Mr. Bush's visit demonstrates anything, it is just how complicated the recall battle has become for the White House.

If Facebook's study demonstrates anything, it might simply be our tendency to mimic others in our social group.

He points out that if history demonstrates anything, it is that "what triumphs today will be defeated tomorrow".

If Channel 4's Banned season demonstrates anything, it's that nothing dates as quickly as shock.

If the protests this week demonstrated anything, it was the thuggishness, ineptitude, and corruption of the Egyptian police force.

If the last few weeks have demonstrated anything, it is that the momentum of a campaign can reverse itself quickly.