Sentence examples for goes to demonstrate from inspiring English sources
(Spain and Sweden were no mugs, which only goes to demonstrate Brazil's excellence).
All of this goes to demonstrate that it is important, and possible, to defeat bad policy before it becomes law.
Yet the further he goes to demonstrate painstaking accuracy, the more tempted he is to retreat into the consolations of romance.
Again, however, one is drawn in by his technical skill, and the lengths he goes to demonstrate that history is continually recreated by the present.
All of which goes to demonstrate that, with the possible exception of JK Rowling, no living writer exerts quite the same grip on the British imagination as John le Carré and his Smiley novels.
"To me, this just goes to demonstrate how little we still know about the surface of our own planet.
We are going to demonstrate a very beautiful thing, but the demonstration for the scientific community will come in the papers that will come afterward.
Whereas demonstrator means 'I simply know some things, and I'm going to demonstrate to you how I'd like to see them happen".
