Sentence examples for exactly a demonstration from inspiring English sources

This is not exactly a demonstration of steadfast leadership in the face of difficult decisions or circumstances.

This is not exactly a textbook demonstration of causality.

What that "propaganda" means here, exactly, or how a demonstration is deemed to be a "propaganda demonstration," is open to interpretation.

But of course this wasn't a demonstration, exactly.

He is, though, a thrilling player to watch, a midfielder of genuine drive and guile who here gave a demonstration of exactly why he is the most coveted young player on the planet.

At the company's booth at last week's CTIA Wireless 2001 show in Las Vegas, a demonstration showed exactly how the service works.

But at the event we'll get a little more of a demonstration of what exactly they can do.

Indeed, when the police admit that someone could end up on a secret police database merely for attending a demonstration, it is exactly the time to worry.

This love story cannot be told naturally, only unnaturally, with much interruption and self-consciousness: "Exactly a year before the political demonstration I told you about, on a spring day — and in old Iranian love stories there is a beautiful spring day with the song of nightingales and other pleasant-sounding birds resonating from sentences — Sara appears at the public library".

Blair Peach died exactly 30 years ago today, after being hit over the head by police at a demonstration.

It was not exactly a day of glorious sport in the imagined high Victorian tradition; more a demonstration of an all-weather rural skill, like shepherding.