Sentence examples for from demonstrating to from inspiring English sources
Their core conception — "If you can't measure it, it doesn't count" — precludes them from demonstrating to themselves that the future will be anything but an extrapolation of the past.
The time officially allocated for teaching was 10 to 12 hours per week, depending on the course, and assignments ranged from demonstrating to or advising 10 students at most, to standing up in a lecture theatre filled with up to 200 students.
The founding of the Green party (Die Grünen) in particular meant that former streetfighters such as Joschka Fischer turned from demonstrating to democracy.
Hawkish fundamentalists, including the elite Revolutionary Guards close to the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, have refrained from demonstrating opposition to Rouhani's new bid to pursue "constructive engagement" with the international community.
Progressing from demonstrating toothbrushes to appearing in stage revenues to writing newspaper articles, Graham was soon hobnobbing with the Mitfords, King Vidor, Jock Whitney and was engaged to the Marquess of Donegall when she met F. Scott Fitzgerald.
This young lady, by virtue of her good works and a quotation from Thomas Wolfe, demonstrates to the gambler the blessing of being an American citizen.
We agree with the reviewers and we have appropriately changed the word from "demonstrate" to "consistent with".
Old age and physical challenges didn't stop him from demonstrating how to be spontaneously funny, playfully win over an audience and make a moment his own without taking anything away from the talent that was about to be honored.
All the isolates from moose were demonstrated to be sensitive to each of the 14 types of antibiotics tested for.
This pathway is quite different from the one demonstrated to funnel neuroprotective CB2R signal after HCb, namely PI3k/Akt.
In 2002 a group of anti-monarchy protesters were rounded up by police and unlawfully detained in an effort to prevent them from demonstrating their opposition to the monarchy at the time of the Jubilee.
