Sentence examples for especially demonstrative from inspiring English sources

He walks around a bit and, during one especially demonstrative interlude, gets down on his knees.

Although she maintained that both her parents were loving people, neither was especially demonstrative, except when it came to art.

After the second round of a tournament I was already exhausted.' Today, Federer is not especially demonstrative on court.

The difference between the Kr histograms for actual dataset of orthodox sites and the prokaryotic control dataset is especially demonstrative because both the list of sites and the list of genomes are the same.

Especially demonstrative is the 100%% site avoidance detected in the group of 4 6 bp length palindromic sites of the orthodox R-M systems that are chromosome-encoded in the majority of strains of a species.

The citizens of Iowa and New Hampshire are not a particularly demonstrative bunch.

Hogue's parents were quiet and not particularly demonstrative.

"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.

However, both stress the necessity of studying proofs as fundamental entities by means of which we acquire demonstrative (especially mathematical) knowledge.

See especially the preface to Demonstratives.

Bare demonstratives, next, especially as they occur in so-called identificational sentences, provide another reason for thinking that tropes exist (Moltmann 2013).