Sentence examples for demonstrative but is from inspiring English sources
This 'knowledge' of God, Maritain admits, is not demonstrative but is, nevertheless, "rich in certitude" (Approches de Dieu, p. 19) and is both presupposed by, and is the underlying force for, philosophical demonstrations of God's existence.
In this sense, BLAST can be indicative but is not demonstrative.
Reasoning is fine ("he likes it; he just isn't very demonstrative") but the encouragement is what makes it worth it.
But her slinky, demonstrative performance is way out of proportion to the tepid film built around it.
What is needed in a demonstrative syllogism is not just the necessity of the consequence but a necessary consequent, and this requires that the premises express necessary truths.
The actual referent of a token demonstrative concept is taken to constitute or be essential to its content, but unlike the indexical concepts just discussed, the reference of a demonstrative is not fixed automatically by the speaker's identity, location and time; something else is needed to fix the reference.
The Demonstrative Theory is both bold and radical.
And even if there is a need for the complementizer itself to function as a demonstrative, there is no need for it to be a demonstrative.
A demonstrative illustration is the artificially higher ObAUROCs for fragmented versus non-fragmented biopsies.
At the time of publication, small demonstrative clusters are deployed, but none is yet in production service.
