Sentence examples for lively demonstration from inspiring English sources
He never tired of a lively demonstration.
But the orchestra was at its best in a piece outside its usual territory: a polished, reasonably swinging rendering of "In the Mood," the Glenn Miller-Joe Garland classic, with a lively demonstration of the Lindy Hop by two dancers, Brian Lucky Skillen and Lisa Casper.
And so they were: Before long, Mars' touring band, a great funk-soul combo in the tradition of the O'Jays or Earth, Wind & Fire, had joined the singer for snapped-tight renditions of the reggae-tinged "Locked Out of Heaven" and the R&B throwback "Treasure," each a lively demonstration of how much fresh energy Mars brings to familiar styles.
Mr Abou Jahjah, who has organised "lively" pro-Palestinian demonstrations in Antwerp and who doesn't hide his sympathies with groups such as Hezbollah and Hamas, would seem, however, to mark a change in tactics.
The more than 150 works range from subtle abstractions by Norman Lewis and Wifredo Lam to lively photographs of protest demonstrations and Harlem social life by James VanDerZee and Morgan and Marvin Smith.
The video, "Cultural Safari," explains Sikh culture, including a patka-tying demonstration and a lively musical number, but also makes the case for tolerance of anyone from an unfamiliar background.
Protest culture feels lively in Germany now: the Gorleben demonstrations have kept nuclear safety high on the nation's agenda.
Only professionals may take full courses, but visitors can cruise main-floor displays, watch demonstrations and dine in the lively restaurant, awkwardly dubbed Wine Spectator Greystone.
The museum also has a lively events programme including traditional cooking and craft demonstrations.
"I've lost count of the number of people I've met in the tech industry who started out on a BBC," says the Duke of York, who's in a lively mood, getting hands-on with the tech demonstrations.
In contrast to the Dutch discourse, energy policy is part of a lively and open public debate, including, e.g. the demonstrations of 210,000 people for closure of all nuclear power plants following Fukushima [63].
