Sentence examples for demonstration but also from inspiring English sources

The American Realness festival, which ended on Sunday, was in many ways not just a demonstration but also a celebration of the alternative and unorthodox.

That was evident on Tuesday in the village of Al Dair, where a 5,000-strong group of men, women and children staged a pro-democracy demonstration but also voiced their opposition towards F1.

To some Italians, the images of Rome in flames cast light on the government's shortcomings, suggesting that a government elected promising law and order and led by a salesman once perfectly attuned to the national mood had lost control not only of the demonstration, but also of the economy, and increasingly of public opinion.

She was worried about getting spotted by her employer as an attendee of the demonstration, but also felt like it was time she joined campaigning efforts.

Therefore, not only is the robot: (i) required to learn a task model from demonstrations; but also, (ii) must learn a control policy to avoid a stationary obstacle.

Austerity measures have brought riots and demonstrations, but also some resignation from ordinary Greeks who have had a harsh spotlight cast on their years of fudged budget data.

Myanmar was alive on Monday not only with the heady energy of mass demonstrations, but also with rumors of an impending military crackdown.

The aquarium will offer not only its new sea lion demonstrations, but also a Chinese lion dance by performers from the Wan Chi Ming Hung Gar Institute.

She appealed for the prosecution not just of the officers who had beaten and humiliated civilians in demonstrations but also of their leaders, the generals who sat on the Military Council.

Also the Libertarian party, which I am a member of, supported that idea, we felt that we must participate in the elections to get that experience working as a team working with ordinary people, not only those participating in demonstrations, but also talking to the voters and discussing some everyday problems.

When the first intifada started in 1987 and the Israeli military closed my university, I began working as a journalist, covering not only the stone-throwing demonstrations but also the lesser-known civil-resistance campaign to end the Israeli military occupation.