Sentence examples for demonstrating its virtues from inspiring English sources

Demonstrating its virtues for the small crowd that had amassed, he inadvertently splashed scalding water on one of his arms.

The milking stool was among Castiglioni's most cherished possessions, and he enjoyed demonstrating its virtues in lectures to the students at Milan Polytechnic by squatting on it to mime the milking of an imaginary cow.

And as Muss pursues other projects in Brooklyn and Queens, it is also demonstrating the virtues of patience in development work.

The simplest fabrication procedure and the most classic method of free radical production were used to research the protein damage, demonstrating obvious virtues of brachylogy, rigor and precise.

And there was also the embarrassing fact that many on the right had prematurely declared Ireland a success story, demonstrating the virtues of spending cuts, in mid-2010, only to see the Irish slump deepen and whatever confidence investors might have felt evaporate.

The neutral monists were much more interested in advertising and (to some extent) demonstrating these virtues than in (i) constructing arguments to the effect that neutral monism must be, or is, or probably is, or might be the true philosophy; and (ii) formulating arguments against all the competing views.

Teach him about the values and behaviors he should honor by demonstrating those virtues in your own life.

But taking it seriously turns out to mean doing what already comes (or ought to come) naturally to liberals: working with democratic allies and international institutions, doing more to help poor countries where jihadis breed, demonstrating American virtue rather than merely asserting it, connecting the quest for freedom and justice in the Muslim world with the same quest at home.

The sight of Baker demonstrating the virtue of obedience by inserting a tin of sardines into her mouth so her lips set in a leering grimace was truly disturbing.

She's also convinced that working mothers are the best kind that children can have, teaching resourcefulness and independence by example, and demonstrating the virtue of engaging in work that one loves.

Similarly, researchers in Nebraska's Platte River Valley have spent the last few years demonstrating the virtue of one of the key recommendations in the SBX2 1 report.