Sentence examples for some demonstrations of from inspiring English sources

Despite the extravagant drama and some demonstrations of the savagery meted out to India's street children, this is a cheerfully undemanding and unreflective film with a vision of India that, if not touristy exactly, is certainly an outsider's view; it depends for its full enjoyment on not being taken too seriously.

It contained a long list of definitions of key terms along with some demonstrations of metaphysical principles and theses.

Some demonstrations of the applicability of the proposed method are presented by means of two different design problems faced by groups of students having homogeneous levels of expertise and engineering skills.

There have been some demonstrations of TBS effects in non-motor cortical regions, but it is still not clear whether the scheme from motor cortex, i.e. inhibitory effects by continuous TBS (cTBS) and excitatory effects by intermittent TBS (iTBS) can be transferred to other cortical regions.

Blanchard may have given some demonstrations of parachuting herself, but her primary interest was in ballooning.

I would suggest that cooperation, some progress, some demonstration of the ability to get things done is important to them.

Robert Scoble's even taken a photo of himself showering while wearing one, presumably as some demonstration of the awesomeness of waterproofing.

Beginner level deals with basics in the subject matter knowledge, while the intermediate level will require some demonstration of application of the subject matter knowledge to solve some problems.

Some demonstration of displeasure on the part of Western governments to deter further potential Russian actions probably isn't a bad idea.

Gene Anderson, 81, a Trump voter living in a retirement community in Zionsville, Indiana, said the president should "refocus on some stability in his administration and some demonstration of being able to work together with Democrats in Congress".

"You usually have to have an epidemic or a disaster or some demonstration of harm before you take away individual choice," said Caplan, who called himself a longtime proponent of vaccination.