Sentence examples for demonstrative but the from inspiring English sources

Reasoning is fine ("he likes it; he just isn't very demonstrative") but the encouragement is what makes it worth it.

His celebration of each of the goals that confirmed their elevation was uncharacteristically demonstrative, but the usual calm demeanour was back by the time he considered the task ahead, not drenched in champagne, but holding a cup of tea.

Less demonstrative but by far the greater piece was "The Afternoon of a Faun," which in essence passes its ideas from wind player to wind player and creates in the process something mysteriously profound out of simple means.

From the philosophical proof of the existence of the highest being, not always demonstrative, but evident in at least the second degree, Wodeham turns to the question of whether there is one highest being or many.

The waiters seem not overjoyed (that would be too pushy and demonstrative), but quietly pleased at the food they're bringing out, setting dishes on the table to a chorus of oohs and aahs before whisking them aside to be divided into individual portions.

After everything he's put the Ponds through, the self-laceration is less showy and demonstrative but more searing than anything Tennant put himself through.

Less demonstrative but perhaps more testing are Bach's crossing patterns and the necessity to sort them out by means of varied weights and pressures.

Ricky Muñoz, the frontman who sings and plays accordion, was a firm anchor, not physically demonstrative but vocally pliant and plaintive.

Neither of my parents were demonstrative, but Mum came to nearly every one of my Test matches, and I always scanned the crowd for her smiling face.

He writes, "Their evidence is not demonstrative, but intuitive.

He's not demonstrative, but creator Steven Knight and Murphy find various ways to show that Tommy loves Arthur, and Tommy can't live without the sense of camaraderie and purpose the Blinders give him.