Sentence examples for demonstration even more from inspiring English sources

Yet the day before that demonstration even more women (pictured right), nearly all wearing full face veils, gathered at the same spot to denounce the law as an imposition of unIslamic, Western values.Arab women have made huge if uneven strides since the issue of their rights arose a hundred years ago.

He added that politicians had made the task of policing flag demonstrations even more difficult because they had failed to reach agreement on the issue.

Sunday's protest – billed as a "peaceful demonstration" and, even more peacefully, as a "demonstration/picnic" – is due to take place at midday on the towpath under the Eastway bridge (map here).

This year's Mayday demonstrations were even more hardcore than usual, and there was even a group of diehards rallying for the liberation of North Korea.

And that demonstration serves an even more important domestic political objective: further legitimising the regime's continuing rule in the eyes of ordinary Chinese.

Activists highlighted the deaths with public demonstrations, which generated even more coverage.

But although they stage occasional vocal demonstrations, they usually attract even more vocal counter-demonstrators who oppose their views.

The embassy reported that the Egyptians "took elaborate precautions" to ensure that the demonstration was peaceful, but "even more to reduce the whole affair to minimal proportions".

Back in Cuiaba, I met a group of young activists who predicted that there would be even more demonstrations during the World Cup itself.

The way they compose their pieces is an even more impressive demonstration of teamwork than the way they perform them.

Spain's demonstration of easy quality – worn through the goal celebrations with a desultory, almost embarrassed lightness; "Thank you, we're wonderful, please stop applauding" – provided an even more striking demonstration of how far Australian football has to progress before, as Postecoglou is fond of saying, it "bridges the gap" to the world's top 20 nations.