Sentence examples for greater demonstration from inspiring English sources

You could wish for no greater demonstration of Pink Floyd's legendary reserve than their attitude to their back catalogue.

The Times's obituary of Ruth noted that, by early in the 1921 season, fans had forgotten all about the scandal as their "attention became centered in an even greater demonstration of superlative batting skill by the amazing Babe Ruth.

Is there any greater demonstration that rape is about power and domination and not about sex than the gang-rapes that we are now openly discussing?

Contrary to CNN's assertions there is no greater demonstration of the President's support for a free press than the event he held today.

What greater demonstration of his commitment to himself and his fellow owners could there be than to wipe out the World Series, something that two world wars and the Great Depression had failed to achieve?

In fact, if he knows that you prefer to have control over most of the household matters, asking him to take part in those matters becomes an even greater demonstration of need.

And I threw myself into ever greater demonstrations of commitment – a trip to London to meet family, friends – that only frayed things further.

His long, long struggle is a great demonstration of humanity.

The outrage caused a great demonstration of loyalty in the city.

But the greatest demonstration of native instinct in this "Jewels" was unquestionably the Paris Opera Ballet's "Emeralds".

"I see the Olympics as the last great demonstration of peace in the world," Romney said.