Sentence examples for liked to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

Cameron has liked to demonstrate that he has steady nerves.

He is a voluble man, and liked to demonstrate his erudition and dispense aphorisms.

Throughout history, the rich have liked to demonstrate their status by displaying luxury goods that their inferiors are unable to afford.

Flamboyance, as Dennis Rodman liked to demonstrate somewhat pedantically with his tonsorial antics on the basketball court, can be a measure of conspicuous virility).

21.00 Pat, 54, from Bar Hill, Cambridge, also did tai chi – "the hand form, (I would also have liked to demonstrate the sword and sabre form but see that weapons are not allowed).

(Here one should probably note that the world of black hair is not predominantly gay. Flamboyance, as Dennis Rodman liked to demonstrate somewhat pedantically with his tonsorial antics on the basketball court, can be a measure of conspicuous virility).

Isis likes to demonstrate that its vengeance is unrelenting.

To see that the cars are so strong is good, but that's not the way we like to demonstrate it".

"I like to demonstrate the way things spin,'' he said, as he put the boomerang down and picked up an inflated pink balloon attached to a string.

"French people tend to like to demonstrate," the French finance minister, Christine Lagarde, said when asked to compare French and British national reflexes.

Rodney Brooks, a well-known roboticist, likes to demonstrate the difficulty of the challenge for modern robots by reaching into his pocket to find a particular coin.