Sentence examples for it's demonstrative from inspiring English sources

"They also had quite a team embark on the USNS Mercy — our hospital ship.... It's demonstrative of Japan's desire to certainly participate more in the region, and I think it's a very natural step".

I don't really want to talk about the plot, but it's demonstrative of what to expect elsewhere because the approach the designers took to it, that every element should be iconic to the point of capitalization, is the approach they've taken to every element of the rest of the game.

Elsewhere, in "The End of Faith," Sam Harris writes with obvious scorn that "it is demonstrative of mental illness to believe that [God] is communicating with you by having the rain tap in Morse code on your bedroom window".

He's demonstrative, even by his own country's standards.

He's done a really fantastic job, absolutely owns the character, and he's taken ownership of it without being demonstrative.

"It's less demonstrative acting than on Potter," Radcliffe says, adding that the director wants him to "pull back his physicality and his expressiveness".

The state's response is demonstrative of how most prosecutors react when dealing with rap lyrics.

The violence of plainclothes thugs is demonstrative: it suggests that the government may be trying to evade international criticism, as the use of thugs provides a measure of deniability, however implausible.

It went from killings that were demonstrative, to those where the KGB's fingerprints were nowhere to be found, however hard you looked.

Knowledge is composed of demonstrations, even if it may also include definitions; the method of science is demonstrative, even if it may also include the process of defining.

If anything, Panna's mere existence is demonstrative of the fact that there's interest in bringing TV-like content to our mobile devices, and if the Hollywood studios won't do it for us, then someone else will.