Sentence examples for mere demonstration from inspiring English sources

The English, then known as the Kings of Football, viewed the game as a mere demonstration.

The music goes beyond mere demonstration: "The Razor Rim," the album's longest track, is also its peak achievement, with tart, expressive horn solos and fantastic drumming, progressing from Elvin Jones swing to parade rhythm.

You might call it a postmodern take on 20th-century American music, but it's so warm and welcoming that it never feels like an exercise in technique or a mere demonstration of knowledge".

"It is gratifying that judges are deemed to be endowed with an aptitude lacking in philosophers from the time of the pre-Socratics in sixth century BC to the present day, the ability to identify wisdom … and to distinguish it from the mere demonstration of a common sense approach, pursuing only important issues," Moses said.

It is gratifying that judges are deemed to be endowed with an aptitude lacking in philosophers from the time of the Pre-Socratics in 6th Century BC to the present day, the ability to identify wisdom (Level 4 PI 13 demonstrates wisdom in all aspects of advocacy) and to distinguish it from the mere demonstration of a common sense approach, pursuing only important issues (Level 3 PI8.6).

It is much more than a mere demonstration of passion.

Before setting out across the country to persuade record labels and movie studios to adopt the Windows Media software, Microsoft decided no mere laptop demonstration would suffice.

Albert's preference for the definition of the attribute follows Averroes's opinion that the highest sort of demonstration should demonstrate not a mere potentiality, but an actual state of affairs.

Now according to legal representation for the Spiritualist Movement, putting up a disclaimer was always discretionary – a matter of psychics showing due diligence that they had made every effort to warn people that it's just a demonstration, a mere distracting entertainment.

"The mere risk of a demonstration creating a disturbance was not sufficient to justify its ban," the court said.

And no demonstration of mere willpower -- in the form of oratory, gesture, or sentimental expression -- is going to convince those that hold veto power to give it up if they really, really do not want to.