Sentence examples for demonstrating his point from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a downturn in the economy may show how overleveraged some of these companies were, perhaps demonstrating his point, but perhaps too late.

"Now speed becomes a factor, in addition to the direction you are hitting it," Shiff said, demonstrating his point on the fourth hole, where he bounced the ball off a section of brick on the left side of the fairway so it skipped over a patch of rough and then into the cup for a hole in one.

"Stubbornness and stupidity are twins," he wrote in his great play "Antigone" around 440 B.C., and a day hasn't gone by since without some foolish mortal demonstrating his point.

He demonstrated his point with an anecdote.

To demonstrate his point, he draped a grass snake around the teacher's neck.

Boston's experience in the 1990's, he believes, demonstrates his point.

"The charm of the Thai people is that they look lovely even when they do nothing, because they have smiles," he added, without bothering to demonstrate his point.

A quick summary of existing fleets and aircraft orders by neighboring airlines demonstrates his point about the scale of their ambitions.

The exposed redbrick, discerning beer menu, burgers with sweet potato fries, and steady stream of arty, scruffy-chic punters filtering in and out demonstrate his point.

Mr. Van Allsburg, who sketched the beams and the rails for his contractor to build, swung the swinging door that he added between the dining room and the kitchen, to demonstrate his point.

To demonstrate his point, he made a street food popular in Michoacan — jicama, mango and pineapple cubes sprinkled with chili powder — and added his own flair by finishing the dish with crab meat.