Sentence examples for spectacularly demonstrated from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday evening, money flowed into art regardless of school or style, as was spectacularly demonstrated by two contrasting world auction records.

This was most recently and spectacularly demonstrated in Rome against Murray, who bewildered him in the quarter-finals, taking the first set 6-1 before giving up a 4-2 lead in the third.

The activist surge on the left, most spectacularly demonstrated at the Women's March, in Washington, D.C., and in other major cities, and during protests at nearly a dozen airports after the executive order to temporarily ban people from seven majority-Muslim countries, has stoked a conviction that the Party must be more forceful in combatting Trump.

And, as Caleb has quite spectacularly demonstrated, things haven't moved on that much.

This was spectacularly demonstrated by Michael Merzenich and Paula Tallal who developed a training program for language impaired and learning disabled children called Fast ForWord.

However, improved vineyard practices, reduced yields, greater selectivity and modern winemaking techniques, pioneered by Boutari and a handful of other producers, have bought about profound changes in the quality of the wine, as this lovely Kallisti Santorini 2001 spectacularly demonstrates.

But what "Hamilton" and "Fun Home" spectacularly demonstrate is that making an investment in extremely talented artists from diverse backgrounds is still the best business plan for simultaneously growing prestige and revenue.

Throughout the "seduction" tug-of-war between Rich and Betterton in 1695 96, Powell remained at Drury Lane, where he was in fact not used for Love's Last Shift, but would instead spectacularly demonstrate his drinking problem at the première of The Relapse.

His singular devotion to his alma mater, Yale, was demonstrated spectacularly in 1970, when he gave the university $15 million for the construction of student housing to alleviate the overcrowding that developed when Yale became coeducational the year before.

Garrincha demonstrated, quite spectacularly, that there is no safety net in Brazilian society - while Pelé, unlike almost all his peers, found a career beyond football.

This has been demonstrated most spectacularly by a project called Folding@home, run by Vijay Pande and his team at Stanford University, which simulates protein folding and mis-folding a cause of diseases such as Alzheimis-folding a