Sentence examples for demonstrations rather than from inspiring English sources

The videos are down-to-earth and straightforward – demonstrations rather than screaming orgasms, which seems a bit odd at first.

The space behind it will be used for educational programmes, seating and demonstrations, rather than the feared shopping centre.

On the day President Obama spoke at the Democratic National Convention, for example, it emphasized scattered demonstrations rather than the speeches.

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.

Now in its sixth year, the event has an emphasis on live demonstrations, rather than just admiring local murals (which you can do anytime, solo or with Bristol Street Art Tours).

"We'll run the gamut from Bach to Brubeck," he said of the program, which actually is an evening of shared musical anecdotes, reminiscences and demonstrations rather than simply a concert.

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.

"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".

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.

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.

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