Sentence examples for emotional demonstration from inspiring English sources
Each death brings a funeral, which turns into an emotional demonstration, chants of "Revenge!
Some 30,000 women ringed the nine-mile perimeter of Greenham Common cruise missile base in Berkshire yesterday in an emotional demonstration against nuclear weapons.
The nearest Roth's David comes to emotional demonstration is when he enters a certain room in his former home and agonised memories come back.
As the Dutch prime minister, Jan Peter Balkenende, appealed for calm, more than 10,000 people poured into Amsterdam's central square in an emotional demonstration of support for Van Gogh and against violence.
Coventry City supporters will fill the Ricoh Arena for Friday night's League One match against Gillingham, an emotional demonstration of enduring loyalty after the awful year in which the club's owner, the hedge fund Sisu, moved it out of Coventry.
"She wasn't the kind of performer who teared up or was over-the-top about her emotional demonstration, but there was something so heartbreaking about her performances when she was singing about love and relationships," Carmello says.
The Ain el Hilwe camp in Sidon, as with most camps, saw emotional demonstrations.
Western and Afghan authorities feared that there could be emotional demonstrations after the prayer that the Taliban and extremist elements would try to exploit.
With its pale, washed-out colour palette, its eerily slow, almost somnambulist pacing and occasionally bizarre emotional demonstrations, Post Mortem is strangely gripping.
While Sinhalese hard-liners who oppose Mrs. Kumaratunga's plan organized raucous protests, there were few if any spontaneous and emotional demonstrations in favor of it.
Using emotional demonstrations that depict the Palestinian struggle as one for human rights and justice, they have attracted support from other popular campus movements of recent years, including sweatshop opponents, affirmative action supporters and campaigners for a so-called living wage.
