Sentence examples for demonstration rather than a from inspiring English sources

He said that it had misled the American people in the days after the attack by presenting it as a spontaneous eruption from a demonstration rather than a planned terrorist act.

"Up with People!" is a demonstration, rather than a musical show and its publicity sometimes refers to it as a revolution - "a revolt against the cynicism & moral relativism which have diluted the country's traditions".

Upon arrival, after discovering that the Ottoman force was greater than expected, Dallas decided to limit the operation to a demonstration rather than a full attack.

The GOP critics persist in criticizing UN Ambassador Susan Rice for delivering "talking points" on the Sunday talk shows immediately following the attack that concluded the attacks had resulted from a spontaneous demonstration rather than a planned assault.

ROME, July 30 - A suspect in the failed July 21 bombings arrested in Rome on Friday confessed to investigators to carrying a bomb through London's subway, but claimed it was meant as a "demonstration" rather than as a means of killing, a person with firsthand knowledge of the interrogation said on Saturday.

A major reason for this development has been the descent of metabolic engineering, particularly secondary metabolic engineering, to a collection of demonstrations rather than a systematic practice with generalizable tools.

In essence, it is easier to learn a new procedure or review one by watching a video demonstration rather than by reading about it on paper [ 29].

Commentators tend to blame the Poor People's Campaign for a futile demonstration rather than to blame Congress for being unresponsive to the needs of the poor.

Strict demonstration, rather than persuasive argumentation, would then become the only legitimate form of discourse.

And those now coming onto the rolls are, by demonstration rather than assumption, unable to integrate effectively into the labor market even with appropriate incentives and support20.

Smith believed that Americans would be more sympathetic to desegregation if African Americans obtained their rights through peaceful demonstration rather than through the judicial system.