Sentence examples for demonstrative in the from inspiring English sources

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.

For further criticisms surrounding the use of a demonstrative in the logical form of a quotation sentence, see Seymour (1994, pp. 16ff).

Child sex robots could effectively be demonstrative in the same way.

She is implying that maybe women should demand that men be more emotionally demonstrative in the ways that women have traditionally been expected to be.

But what is striking is Miller's avoidance of anything over-demonstrative in the staging.

Critic Brian Orndorf considered Batman Begins "fierce" and "demonstrative in brood", giving the film an abundance of gravitas and energy.

depends in certain obvious ways upon such facts as the location (1) or identity (2) of the speaker, and/or the referent of the demonstrative (in 3).

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.

He is never going to be the most demonstrative player in the side, but he has worked on his communication".

27 in B flat and 20 in D minor, was an outgoing, demonstrative conductor in the tuttis; Mr. Janiczek pitched in, giving cues with his bow when the pianist's hands were full.

The problem was dealt with by the provision of extra premises which ensured that the very same things referred to by a true premise are the things referred to by the demonstrative phrases in the conclusion.