Janowicz, a 6-foot-8 force of nature, has not been universally embraced by his elders because of his demonstrative, in-your-face style and perhaps because of the obvious threat he now poses with his massive serve (an overused term that truly applies) and his surprising touch and mobility.
Under the dictate of normalcy, he resisted the urge to be more demonstrative in his affection for them.
His reaction to this was nice to see and, instead of moaning, he was very demonstrative in his encouragement of his fellow players.
As a manager who is not given to leaping about and hugging assistants in moments of triumph, Harry Redknapp was unusually demonstrative in his celebrations last night.
In the first exchange, the child invites the mother's attention by pointing and articulating a demonstrative in his protolanguage, dae 'that/there'that/there
More precisely, he says that the reference of a demonstrative in a context is fixed by a demonstration, which he describes as "typically, though not invariably, a (visual) presentation of a local object discriminated by a pointing".
Kaplan claims that the reference and content of a true demonstrative, in a context, depends (roughly) on the speaker's accompanying demonstrations or intentions.
Jeffrey King (2012) argues that the semantic value of a demonstrative in a context is the object such that (a) the speaker intends it to be the demonstrative's semantic value and (b) an attentive hearer would take it to be the speaker's intended semantic value.
In the sense of putting food on the table and clothes on our backs, they were as demonstrative in their love as anybody's parents.
Broner, showing few marks, became more demonstrative in the eighth, gesturing to ringside and playing to the decidely pro-Broner crowd of 5,932 while keeping the heat on his opponent.
