The courts of these tyrants became the significant cultural centres, and there was an increase in the demand for art of all kinds; demonstration of the rulers' wealth and power took the form of temple building more ambitious than in almost any other period of Greek art, while in sculpture there was a growing use of expensive and elaborate statuary for dedication and for marking tombs.
Asendorf's series recontextualizes the motto, "Less is More," for the digital era, giving full meaning to the term "creative coding," and providing a one-of-a-kind demonstration of the capabilities of CSS.
It was also a kind of demonstration of religious orders, whose wishes fulfilled.
The last vestiges of the Ku Klux Klan must be met with this kind of demonstration of resistance.
The Party leadership expected the primaries to proceed as a kind of demonstration of democracy, with the result already in the bag.
He made this argument: "Diplomatic recognition of Taiwan would be just the kind of demonstration of U.S. leadership that the region needs and that many of its people hope for.
His set included rappers (Lord Nez and Akim Kuzma-Bartz, Mr. Bartz's son), two-saxophone improvisations (with Rene McLean) and long drafts of his improvising over a straight-ahead jazz rhythm section, a kind of demonstration of how to connect the lessons of Charlie Parker and John Coltrane.
Milton wants us to get us to feel the excitement as we read a passage like this, and the language that he uses in this passage is itself a kind of demonstration of the pleasure of the process of intellectual assemblage, of intellectual collation, of various diverse ideas.
-- to a fresher, more demanding kind of demonstration of civil disobedience?
The first kind of demonstration is called demonstration quia, the second demonstration propter quid.
