Sentence examples for demonstrations of one from inspiring English sources

There are daily peaceful demonstrations of one sort or another -- on the day I visited the newly reopened Brandenburg Gate, a gaggle of distressed dentists, dressed in their white smocks, had gathered under waving banners to denounce a new tax law.

Behind these insulting labels Whig and Tory, then, lay emerging political alignments rooted in differences of political principle, and these divisions, as I've said, were to be found not only amongst members of parliament but also permeated deeply down through society beyond the political elite to the middle sort of people, those who supported the demonstrations of one side or another.

Writer becomes thoughtful about times in his past when there were demonstrations of one's deepest convictions, especially during the Vietnam War.

In the earliest days of Modern — or, as it is sometimes called, centrist — Orthodox Judaism, the public and private demonstrations of one's religious beliefs were kept separate, like the dishes for meat and dairy food.

Last Sunday, 11 January, Independent Jewish Voices (IJV) held a demonstration on one side of Trafalgar Square.

"Audiences here view it as a public ego demonstration of one's private personality.

He showed a demonstration of one situation that his company is tackling using the technique.

Jerel gave a demonstration of one benefit -- by belting out a tune.

Intel has since shown a technology demonstration of one of its chips consuming only about a watt of power.

(2) A demonstration of one group negotiating the World trade Center Redevelopment Negotiation exercise for the first time (Chapters 2 – 9; approximately 39 minutes).

The result is a simple but effective demonstration of one kind of "swarm intelligence" and the emergence that makes it possible.