Sentence examples for means to demonstrate from inspiring English sources
"The psychic mulch of Southern California," he means to demonstrate, is pretty fertile stuff.
Gun ownership "is a means to demonstrate manhood", according to the SAMJ.
Some also viewed enlistment as a means to demonstrate their American values.
Clearly, Lee means to demonstrate something about storytelling here—how tales unfold and offer up other tales but this scene simply reminded me of the chicken dance in the Nature Theatre of Oklahoma's recent "Romeo and Juliet".
Peter Rosen's documentary "Khachaturian," which opens today in Manhattan, means to demonstrate that there was far more to the composer's life and work than writing background music for fading vaudevillians.
The suppression of free speech and the suborning of journalists are trusted means to demonstrate and wield political power in India, and there is little reason to hope that might soon change.
The essay was meant to demonstrate the past tense.
The IPP sentence was meant to demonstrate the government's tough approach to serious offenders.
The art installation was also meant to demonstrate the omnipresent nature of big data.
The move is meant to demonstrate strength in a region where Democrats have not fared well.
Still others felt Rust's growing self-indulgence was meant to demonstrate his decline.
