Usually emotional and demonstrative on the course, Spieth never looked overly frazzled, and he even shared a laugh with former college rival Justin Thomas when they putted out on the last hole, after Spieth three-putted from eight feet for double bogey.
The program even offers courses in demonstrative evidence, where you can learn to create illustrations for the courtroom to help explain medical cases to a jury, and help them understand an operation or an injury through images and animations.
Davidson, of course, has a demonstrative view about that as well (cf., Davidson 1968).
This will not, of course, give us demonstrative knowledge; but it will help us to grasp the co-extensively correlated features that are the proper things about which to seek demonstrative knowledge.
And that's what happened tonight: they lost the debate". Of course, Biden was so demonstrative, so outsized, that it was hard to talk about anything else.
As her career progressed, Winslet became more mature, less showy and more subtle – though always a very demonstrative actor, her latest triumph being of course the lead performance in Todd Haynes's Mildred Pierce, for which she has been awarded an Emmy.
There is perhaps an awkwardness of terminology hereabouts, for we talk of de re senses, and we have in mind the way in which (genuine) proper names and demonstrative expressions present their referents; but of course concept-expressions present their referents in an equally direct way.
Call this form of identification demonstrative identification.
Of course, this knowledge has an essential demonstrative or indexical component.
This issue should be taken up by agricultural training courses, where the advantages could be demonstrated on the example of the best practice demonstrative farms.
Demonstrative reasoning (concerning relations of ideas) cannot establish the supposition in question, "since it implies no contradiction, that the course of nature may change, and that an object, seemingly like those which we have experienced, may be attended with different or contrary effects" (EHU 4.18; SBN 35).
