Sentence examples for demonstration mean from inspiring English sources

What does the demonstration mean to you?

You would think the left would be more sensitive to charges of guilt by association – since when did marching in a demonstration mean you signed on to everything its supporters support?

I want to give you tonight my judgment as to what that demonstration meant.

In recent classes at Lane Technical High School here, given by the Southwest Parents Committee and Project Reality, Griska Gray, an instructor, showed a videotape demonstration meant to parallel sexual intercourse.

Before the Egyptian president Anwar al-Sadat had made peace a tangible possibility, a "large" Israeli peace demonstration meant a maximum of 500 people.

The protests were originally intended as an environmental demonstration meant to save Gezi Park, in the heart of Taksim Square, which the government intends to develop.

The police arrested at least five people on Wednesday afternoon as a group of protesters marched from Tompkins Square Park to Union Square in a May Day demonstration meant to criticize capitalism.

Scores of people lined up in front of the sheriff's office Thursday to "confess" to vandalizing a Confederate statue that protesters pulled down from its pedestal earlier this week, a demonstration meant to raise concerns about the charges leveled against the alleged perpetrators.

It is typically a demonstration meant to inform, persuade, inspire or build good will.

He concludes the essay with a perfect, irrefutable demonstration meant to prove entropy and "the irreversibility of eternity".

The demonstration, meant to resemble a New Orleans funeral procession, ended at Queen's Park, the legislature, where in a surprising move, Premier Kathleen Wynne exited the building and walked straight into the crowd, as a swarm of activists and media surrounded her.