Sentence examples for striking demonstrations from inspiring English sources

Artistic practice is one of the most striking demonstrations of human freedom because it shows how human practice can recreate (Camus, Sartre, de Beauvoir, Merleau-Ponty) or recover (Marcel) a new, more ordered world out of the given world.

The answer is that Apple succeeds in evoking a personal response in its followers by having truly striking demonstrations (demos) that entice.

The most striking demonstration I know of has to do with how competent one looks.

It was a striking demonstration of Chávez's importance as an anti-capitalist symbol.

The Cherokee Half and Half concept is a striking demonstration of the difference that in-house customization can make.

This experiment, published in 1999 by Christopher Chabris and Daniel Simons, is a striking demonstration of the zero-sum nature of attention.

And then her first slow shift of weight as she moves across the stage becomes a striking demonstration of autonomy.

A striking demonstration of those priorities is the contrast between the Bush administration's curt dismissal of the W.H.O.

The report, released online by the journal Nature, is the most striking demonstration to date of brain-machine interface technology.

But, while VW's crisis was a striking demonstration of the high price of a tainted reputation, it didn't speak to the value of a good reputation.

A striking demonstration came in a 1995 Conifer recording by Richard Marlow and the Choir of Trinity Choir, Cambridge, "In Dulci Jubilo," now hard to find.