Sentence examples for demonstrations of that from inspiring English sources

It's impossible to predict for a certainty, but street demonstrations of that scale never go on indefinitely, do they?

The arrest and show trials of the punk-rock protesters Pussy Riot and the enactment of the anti-gay-propaganda law were demonstrations of that effort.

But today, as people around the world face the contraction of the public sector, the demonstrations of that time seem oddly prophetic, a first salvo of protest against the age of austerity we still live in today.

Sunday's goals, from Joe Allen and Roberto Firmino, were not clear demonstrations of that rule at work but Liverpool's willingness to commit men forward has underpinned the improvement in results and performances at Anfield during Klopp's seven months in charge.

One of his favorite demonstrations of that principle is the story of Jackson, a Masai tribesman in Kenya who, working with a UK-based organization called AVIF, posted a request on Sparked for advice on how to build a well in his village, where the nearest fresh water is miles away.

"And this set of ABC results is a demonstration of that.

Of course, the novel — this conspiratorial reimagining of history — is, itself, the greatest demonstration of that.

Last year 12 weeks of essentially government-sanctioned protests against China's actions in the South China Sea were a vivid demonstration of that.

His famously disastrous address to the Women's Institute in June 2000 was a powerful demonstration of that.

They said he was almost scarily capable of doing the right thing at precisely the moment his team needed it — and the volleyed goal that broke the Dutch resistance in Johannesburg became inarguably the demonstration of that.

Mr. Bradford's retrospective — originally organized by Christopher Bedford for Wexner Center for the Arts in Columbus, Ohio, and coordinated in Boston by Helen Molesworth, chief curator at the Institute of Contemporary Art — is an eloquent demonstration of that.