Sentence examples for spectacular demonstration of from inspiring English sources

In a spectacular demonstration of the Soviets' fast attack capabilities, a Soviet nuclear submarine intercepted the nuclear aircraft carrier USS Enterprise in February 1968.

The UK is making a spectacular demonstration of how to make a fool of yourself with the entire world looking on.

Perhaps the most spectacular demonstration of this concept was given ten years ago by the isolation of a monolayer of carbon atoms forming a graphene1 sheet.

The mission ahead promises a spectacular demonstration of relative motion that could only be improved by the accompaniment of The Blue Danube.

Poaching in Kenya has declined by 80% in just 3 years: this is the most spectacular demonstration of impact in any elephant range state.

The planetarium show is a visually spectacular demonstration of the way computer power is transforming the sciences, giving scientists tools as important to current research as the microscope and telescope were to earlier scientists.

That may sound extreme, but there's a fabulous abundance in "Great Neck" of serious argument about how to combat establishment evil -- and some spectacular demonstrations of how the battle can go awry.

There's still a long way to go before The Boring Company's work results in an actual transportation network cities can think about allowing someone else to build and operate, but this should result in some spectacular demonstrations of the whole idea behind the plan in action.

The ensemble ends with the only victory Billy can attain amid such conflict: a grande pirouette center stage, the most spectacular demonstration so far of his future as a dancer.

Next in line was a spectacular demonstration that the transfusion of blood from young mice to old mice reverses aging in both muscles and brain effectively a fountain of youth.

"This is a spectacular demonstration that the sadness of defeat arouses the same areas deep in the brain that are active during depression," says Jaak Panksepp, a neuroscientist at Washington State University in Pullman.