Sentence examples for intimately demonstrate from inspiring English sources

And that has driven her to spend much of the campaign in coffee shops and bakeries and other cozy settings where she can more intimately demonstrate both knowledge and compassion.

The second-term Democratic junior senator from Rhode Island has built his career around two seemingly unrelated issues — climate change and money in politics — and he's just written a book to demonstrate how intimately connected they turn out to be.

Careful analyses of variability levels are fundamental to avoid taxonomic errors, principally in populations that demonstrate characteristics intimately associated with their area of occurrence, as is the case of Proceratophrys cristiceps.

All together, our results demonstrate that miRNAs are intimately involved in many aspects of plant development, and much of these roles remain to be elucidated.

As you gear up to run for sheriff, think of ways you can demonstrate that you're intimately familiar with the community's problems and you have the experience and knowledge you need to keep people safe.

Here we use a simple example to demonstrate that these concepts are intimately related.

These data demonstrate that several HDACs are intimately involved in mitotic progression and highlight the need for comprehensive analysis of the changes in the acetyl proteome in response to HDAC inhibition in these cell lines.

These examples demonstrate that different cellular pathways are intimately interwoven and histone-modifying enzymes are part of the interface between.

Recently revealed e-mails demonstrate a more coordinated process in which the White House and State Department were intimately involved.

This gives a theory of scientific reasoning in which the structure of the arguments is intimately tied up with the structure of the causal chains that they demonstrate.

Both in functional imaging studies of the healthy brain and in neurodegenerative disease (Omar et al., 2011; Salimpoor et al., 2013; Clark et al., 2014), music has been shown to engage striatal and basal forebrain regions overlapping or intimately connected with those demonstrated by Perry et al. (2014), in addition to a distributed network of cortical and limbic structures.