Sentence examples for demonstrative without from inspiring English sources

Mr. McAvoy, as usual, is very busy and demonstrative without registering much of an impression, and the rest of the cast cannot quite dispel the atmosphere of theme park pageantry that infuses nearly every scene.

We have restricted the number of studied molecular subtypes of HA and NA in order to make the confirmation of our hypothesis more straightforward and demonstrative without aiming to cover the whole set of serotypes.

The results shown in this note have a demonstrative character, without focusing on real analytical applications.

He's done a really fantastic job, absolutely owns the character, and he's taken ownership of it without being demonstrative.

When used without a noun, demonstrative pronouns mean 'this' and 'that'that

Demonstrative concepts pick something out without saying anything extra about it.

Furthermore, count-classifiers are used with an "unexpectedly low frequency"; in many settings, speakers avoid specific classifiers by just using a bare noun (without a number or demonstrative) or using the general classifier  gè.

Aquinas seized on Priscian's further claim that demonstratives signify substance without quality, and argued that 'this' refers to something indeterminate which is first qualified by the properties of bread and then by the properties of Christ's body.

The average 4-year-old, with or without siblings, is known for their demonstrative opinions, big emotions, budding compassion, appreciation of others and the ability to say "no" to just about anything.

"And one thing I've learned about playing over the years is not to go against that". His genius comes without emotional torture; he's not especially revealing and demonstrative, like Sergio Garcia, or an emotional conduit for his audience, like Phil Mickelson.

For the conceptualist claim to follow, they must show not that the content of perception is in fact conceptualizable by the subject undergoing the experience in all of its fine grain, as the availability of demonstrative concepts suggests, but rather that the subject cannot undergo the experience without possessing these concepts.