Sentence examples for demonstrating once again from inspiring English sources

Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts is attracting new attention, demonstrating once again that money chases the leader.

With "All Souls," she succeeds in demonstrating, once again, the way music and gestures can be essential parts of storytelling.

It may even have encouraged the rebellion by demonstrating once again to his backbenchers that their leader can be pushed around.

The voters seemed in the main to ignore the issue, demonstrating once again that a politician's private sins bother the citizenry only if they clash violently with his public image.

The combined wealth of the millionaires, defined by Merrill Lynch as high net worth individuals (HNWIs), grew by 9.4% to $40.7 trillion, demonstrating once again, the truism that the wealthy are getting wealthier all the time.

"I am very clear that the time is right for women bishops... the church needs to get on with it, and get with the programme!" he said, demonstrating once again his flair for dated American slang.

The trimming demonstrates once again that less is often more.

They demonstrate, once again, the power of defeatist thinking.

The rise of UKIP demonstrates, once again, that the politics of protest have shifted.

Jubilate, his new novel, demonstrates once again Arditti's considerable strengths.

With programs like this, "Nightline" demonstrates once again that it's vitality is intact.