Sentence examples for demonstrations were almost from inspiring English sources

In the Iranian case, meanwhile, the people tweeting about the demonstrations were almost all in the West.

Demonstrations were almost nil and university intellectualism felt like an oxymoron.

The crushing of civil rights demonstrations was almost routine by that time.

Demonstrations are almost a daily affair here now, nearly two months after the downfall of the dictatorship of President Nicolae Ceausescu.

Interestingly for all you science TV wannabes, the Science Shack production team at Screenhouse Productions, an independent production company that specialises in science and history programmes with hands-on demonstrations, is almost entirely composed of science graduates, who decided "to do something less boring instead".

While Mike Parr's demonstration was almost painfully intimate, the other two major shows at Dark Mofo disregard the human experience all together.

The demonstrations that followed were almost entirely peaceful.

Political parties and public demonstrations were banned almost immediately following Kabila's takeover of the government, and his administration was accused of human rights abuse.

Riots were not normally chaotic moments of violence and disorder unless you were shingle-by-shingle taking apart [laughs] the house of the stamp agent for example, but usually they were almost ritualized demonstrations of protest.

Demonstrations elsewhere — in Bahrain, Yemen, Jordan, Egypt and Tunisia — were almost exclusively peaceful.

Some demonstrations were short and others almost endless.