Sentence examples for is demonstrating about from inspiring English sources

In a family whose business is demonstrating about God's wrath against homosexuality (and other perceived sins), Nate Phelps could not be more of a black sheep.

"I think we've made that very clear that what we are demonstrating about has nothing to do with the flag but everything to do with social injustice, racial inequality and the things that Jerry Jones and other owners who are making statements have yet to address," the safety said to NBC Sports Philadelphia.

"He struck me as very intelligent, calm, passionate but also very aware - he could represent the balance of a few hundred thousand kids who weren't very sure of what they were demonstrating about".

"People in all sorts of countries are demonstrating about things – look at what happened in Trafalgar Square".

Organizers provided the news media with press releases detailing, on an hourly basis, who would be demonstrating about what issue and where they would be doing it.

As she stood waiting to enter the hall, Savage said: "I'm glad the protesters are demonstrating about the evasion of the rape allegations but I'm not standing with them because I don't oppose him speaking".

McCall said that easyJet was monitoring the situation and would not fly anywhere it did not consider safe: "People in many countries are demonstrating about things – look at Trafalgar Square".

They had been conducting their own protest for "Love, Peace, Justice for All" and were in no way a part of the Democracy Village camp who were demonstrating about the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, genocide, war crimes and environmental issues.

The SPA said the coup was led by a handful of military officials who were close to the former president and implicated in the problems that people were demonstrating about.

A car carrying the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall has been attacked by protesters who had been demonstrating about the rise in tuition fees in England.

Anne Louise Kershaw took this photo of the 'No more Page Three' campaigners who were demonstrating about the lack of reporting of women's achievements in the media and the constant focus on their appearances.