Sentence examples for demonstrative has the from inspiring English sources

In actual utterances, intonation can be used to indicate an assertion or an each question ('Ben wanted to eat that?) conjoined with 'Ben wanted to eat that' yields an infelicity even if the demonstrative has the same value on both occasions though we may try to fix things up by demanding that the test be run using common intonation (at least in spoken uses of the test!).

The most influential treatment of indexicals and demonstratives has probably been David Kaplan's monograph Demonstratives (1989), versions of which were circulated in the seventies.

Leaving aside intellectual demonstration, which occurs when an object is incorporeal or absent (see §8), we can note that the use of a demonstrative pronoun in normal circumstances has the implication that the object pointed to must be present to the speaker.

The noun phrase has the order: demonstrative pronoun/numeral, adjective, noun.

Ms. Endre, who recently starred in "Faithless," a Liv Ullmann film written by Mr. Bergman, has the more sexually demonstrative part as Elizabeth.

Our demonstrative analysis has also pointed out the chemical sensitivity of a hairpin placed into a histone mRNA.

The Burge story had the determiner as something like a bare demonstrative.

On a Chambers Bay track primed with so many pitfalls that even a guy with no pulse could get steamed, the emotional and demonstrative Spieth has (mostly) managed his temper as well as his game to put himself in a position to win a second consecutive major at age 21.

Could he? 90+4 min Drogba takes a deep, demonstrative breath, has a two-step Socrates-style run up – and then lamps the ball miles over the bar.

This kind of demonstrative grumpiness has become as much a part of Moore's act as what he does on the track.

Personal pronouns exist for the first and second person, while the old demonstrative pronouns have come to form third person (proximal and distal) pronouns.