Sentence examples for demonstrating to everyone from inspiring English sources

"I look forward to demonstrating to everyone that I am a clean athlete.

This time-honored ritual accomplishes two objectives: It allows you to reserve the best bits for yourself, while demonstrating to everyone present that you have the biggest and sharpest tool.

When you reward courageous behaviours not just successful ones you're also demonstrating to everyone the values you want them to adopt and teaching them the value you place on those who refuse to stick with status quo thinking and play safe.

"It's really about demonstrating to everyone that Yelp is a level playing field, that advertisers and non-advertisers are treated the same and are independent of review content.

Players can hold their hands over their head in forced apology, or they can push their hands down by their sides to the ground, presumably demonstrating to everyone that they are literally pushing down their jubilation.

It's like being hungry and going back 20 years to demonstrate to everyone that I can do my stuff.

It was comic in itself, tragicomic like all great comedy, because the very sight of them demonstrated to everyone in the world that comedy subverts the world of hollow power".

It means that we'll get to see Ricky Tomlinson shout a lot, look befuddled for great swathes of time, demonstrate to everyone that he's not an especially talented football manager, eventually somehow inspire his team to play better than they have for ages, and then lose an important match in an acceptably gallant way.

'The Catholic church has largely led the opposition to the bill, spending $100,000 a year on a lobbyist and lobby activities against it, but the events of the last few years have demonstrated to everyone what Assemblywoman Markey has said all along: this is not a church or a religious problem, it's a societal problem,' said Mike Armstrong, Markey's spokesman.

In fact, the 2 great U.S. recessions since 2000 have demonstrated to everyone that there is no security in these.

Having a project of your own, Moffitt says, "demonstrates to everyone, most vitally yourself, that you are not wholly dependent on your partner for ideas".