Sentence examples for demonstrations are so from inspiring English sources

The demonstrations are so fleeting that they are nicknamed "flying protests".

Political street demonstrations are so much a part of French life that they have their own nickname, la manif, short for manifestation, or protest.

King's response, written while he was detained in Alabama, was the famous "Letter From Birmingham Jail". He wrote that, in fighting racial injustice, the goal of his demonstrations was "so to dramatize the issue that it can no longer be ignored". In other words, violence was not something that simply happened to activists; they invited it.

The February 15 , 2003demonstrations were so massive, that even the New York Times had to acknowledge it as being a significant representation of popular will.

That's fun! (BTW you also may try this at your nearest science museum, because this demonstration is so popular).

The demonstration was so successful that Newton was elected to membership to the Royal Society immediately.

And if it is shut during the summit at Vilnius on Friday, it may well be that this weekend's demonstrations are not so peaceful.

THE cynics say that students protest in the spring because they prefer it to studying, that students protest because they have more time and less to lose, that rallies and demonstrations are like so many other extra-curricular activities.

The demonstrations are unabated so far.

The comedian Simon Pegg and physicist Jim Al-Khalili help him explain standing waves in a demonstration to show why atoms are so large and empty.

Thus we should not be surprised that massive demonstrations occur so quickly, we should be surprised that we ourselves are so shocked when they do occur.