She demonstrated herself as a freedom fighter unafraid of alienating commercial concern.
It isn't as if Muske-Dukes hasn't, in this very same novel, demonstrated herself to be a writer capable of subtlety and vision.
In that time, Robin has demonstrated herself as an extraordinary talent, stretching the definition of fashion beyond the discussion of trends or runway flights of fancy.
Given these votes, policies, and positions, when has Clinton demonstrated herself to be a progressive?
Kagan has demonstrated herself to be a great thinker, an adept and agile mind, something badly needed on a court that includes intellectual lightweights like Clarence Thomas, and intellectually dishonest legal minds like John Roberts and Antonin Scalia.
Not that she'll do anything about it, she tells herself, but there's nothing wrong with a little warmup practice, if only to demonstrate to herself that she can still knock one off if she wishes to.
The woman, Claire Robinson, a former television producer, had sent a DVD of herself demonstrating a recipe as she pursued her dream of having her own show on the Food Network.
Mailer characterized himself as a "libertarian socialist" — a label that Mary McCarthy, another left-leaning writer Buckley admired, had also applied to herself, demonstrating what Buckley called "her gift for oxymoron".
The activists were calling for the release of Amina Sboui, a Tunisian member of Femen, who, in March, scandalised some in the country by posting topless photos of herself demonstrating for women's rights.
This Hollywood star received me in her home and in her heart, telling me of herself, demonstrating her intelligence and insight and giving me a powerful testimony, as I hope you can see.
