Sentence examples for just one demonstration from inspiring English sources

That Chapman's reading strikes the authors as logical, if unfortunate, is just one demonstration, in a strange chop-shop biography, that they are no more interested in Salinger the writer or artist than the people who go through Dylan's garbage cans are really interested in Dylan.

We can't win with only one demonstration".

People here who foresee the latter outcome say that Libya is about to become just one more demonstration of the fact that in international affairs, as in everything else, good intentions aren't enough, and they profess to discern an uncomfortably close parallel between the situation here and the situations precipitated at Versailles thirty-some years ago and at Yalta and Potsdam more recently.

Instead, we refer the reader to an excellent review on this matter [ 72], and select for further demonstration just one particularly important aspect: data indicating that also human oligodendrocytes have multiple origins.

Just one day after a demonstration gathered thousands of 'No' voters in Athens' city centre, Syntagma Square was once again filled with people.

Just one day after a demonstration gathered thousands of 'No' voters in Athens' city center, Syntagma Square was once again filled with people.

Mr. Valeh's statement about the demonstration is just one sign of the new confidence felt by Mr. Khatami's team to confront their opponents head on.

This demonstration was just one part of a five-hour long faithful protest filled with singing, testimonies, and marching.

"Today's demonstration provides just one example of the full range of military capabilities in the deep resources of this strong alliance to provide and strengthen extended deterrence," Brooks said in a statement.

What other industries and businesses have been affected by the strikes? 3. Explain to students that the recent protests in France against Prime Minister Villepin's labor law targeting youth serve as just one example of student-led demonstrations that have taken place around the world over the past fifty years.

As Daniel Carpenter, a professor of government at Harvard, points out, the demonstration-farm program was just one of a hodgepodge of successful U.S.D.A. initiatives that began as pilots.