Sitting at a school desk, or participating in political and ideological demonstrations?
And his selection was seen in the art world as an ideological shift: a demonstration of the increasingly blurry line between the commercial and museum worlds, of a growing desire among some museums to experiment with more populist programming, and of changing views about how younger audiences define art.
We are not engaged in ideological debates but in practical demonstration -- not abstract discussions -- but concrete results".
Ideological content will be supplemented through in-class demonstrations on the associated computational and parametric procedures.
The exercise is a classic demonstration of how those who police literature from an ideological perspective (wherever it may lie on the political spectrum) cramp their imaginations and impoverish their experience of the world.
In any event, the summit meeting between the Big Two appears to have been a remarkable demonstration of their willingness, under certain circumstances, to subordinate the obsessive ideological differences of the old Cold War.
Indeed, neither the associations nor the protests can be dismissed by their opponents as simply "the usual suspects". Rather, demonstrations have varied from place to place but range across the ideological spectrum.
The more ideological among them have been hammering out the message that the whole thing is a demonstration of the power of centrally directed public spending on a vast scale – £11bn, more or less – to do what the private sector could never have pulled off.
Mr. Kerry's speech was, above all, a vivid demonstration of the administration's inability to learn from its mistakes or adjust the ideological tenets that Mr. Obama brought to office.
And even if history has undermined Brecht's ideological certainty, this 1932 piece still works, in Mark Ravenhill's beautifully pithy translation, as a moving demonstration of its heroine's progress from apathy to activism.
