After the twelfth, Álvarez hung his head while Lara — more demonstrative by nature — climbed the ropes to celebrate his victory.
But Bilic has shown that it is as glib to equate a demonstrative, emotional nature with lack of judgement, as to disparage his interest in psychology as a betrayal of national machismo.
Yet for Xenophanes, 'she' is really an 'it' and a 'this' (the Greek neuter demonstrative touto), by nature a purple, red, and greenish-yellow cloud.
In this way, despite his empiricism, Locke preserves the rationalist ideal (as in Descartes and Leibniz, for example) of an a priori demonstrative science of nature.
As we have seen (note 16 above), Locke preserves the rationalist ideal of the mechanical philosophy of an a priori demonstrative science of nature, but he is skeptical about ever attaining it.
By their nature, non-demonstrative methods are not guaranteed to succeed.
Williams and Stove maintain that while there may be, in Hume's phrase, no "demonstrative arguments to prove" the uniformity of nature, there are good deductive arguments that prove that certain inductive methods yield their conclusions with high probability.
Tom L. Beauchamp and Alexander Rosenberg (1981) neglect the circularity argument and maintain, following Kemp Smith (1941), that Hume is a skeptic only concerning the use of a priori reason in causal inferences: Hume merely intends to show that there is no demonstrative argument for the principle of the uniformity of nature.
He's not naturally gregarious and vivacious or demonstrative".
He is aware of his cerebral nature, and has admitted that he may need to become more demonstrative, like Mr Plattner.
