Sentence examples for demonstrations proved from inspiring English sources

The greatness of the demonstrations proved the power of our democracy, the strength of the voice of the streets.

The demonstrations proved the power of Brazilian democracy, she said on June 18th, adding that the new middle classes "want more, and have the right to more".

The demonstrations proved that Hamas and the Islamic movement around the world were unimpressed by such "excuses" as freedom of speech, and were absolutely determined to reject the pieties of "the heathen".

Hawaiians "have been recently galvanized by the Mauna Kea movement [and other acts of activism] and are returning home to maintain their connection to the ʻāina (land)." For other activists, the protests and demonstrations prove that today's Native Hawaiian community is one that has survived through a vicious Westernization.

But when the company showed off another product, intended to let users transfer images from a videocassette to a DVD, the demonstration proved less than seamless.

Most blame the thinner crowds on the Christmas holidays, which, after this past Sunday's demonstration proved not to be the great comeback some had hoped for, have been mentally extended to next Sunday, January 19th, Orthodox Epiphany.

All in all, the so-called "cops off campus" demonstration proved successful in its aim: visible policing was kept to a minimum and campus, not to mention the busy streets of the capital, were reclaimed at least temporarily.

Although not currently available for general testing, the demonstration proved that a product that streams one channel really well can actually scale over multiple content streams.

The demonstration proved successful, and it has contributed to the understanding of importance of the shared long-term perspective in transport system decision-making and strategic planning.

This demonstration proved that this commitment produces actual results.

Not surprisingly, the right wing echo chamber is demonstrating what it will act like, with its latest clueless demonstration, proving that Fox News and the Drudge Report are good at what they do -- echoing talking points and delivering messages -- but short on the goods when it comes to even getting what it means to function as a journalistic operation.