Sentence examples for succeeded in demonstrating from inspiring English sources

He also succeeded in demonstrating the singer's versatility and musicianship, switching, in Graham Johnson's words, "with volatile energy from inconsolable loneliness to expansive glee".

In experiments with Dr. Kimble in the late 1970's, Dr. Mandel succeeded in demonstrating the "nonclassical," or quantum, nature of laser light by bouncing it off individual sodium atoms.

In 1888 German physicist Heinrich Hertz succeeded in demonstrating the existence of long-wavelength electromagnetic waves and showed that their properties are consistent with those of the shorter-wavelength visible light.

In particular, as a group of Italian physicists succeeded in demonstrating (while hiding from the occupying German forces during World War II), the cosmic-ray particles penetrate matter far too easily to be related to the nuclear binding force.

A hurried trip by the inventor and his patron to Washington followed, where, in Ericsson's words, "In less than an hour I succeeded in demonstrating to the satisfaction of the board … that the design was thoroughly practical and based on sound theory".

Now one group of researchers has succeeded in demonstrating how just such a machine might work.Although it is already possible to print layers of material to form some basic electronics, such as smart labels, these tend to be large and relatively unsophisticated compared with microchips made in a multi-billion-dollar fabrication plant.

With "All Souls," she succeeds in demonstrating, once again, the way music and gestures can be essential parts of storytelling.

Riding takes on an immense topic and succeeds in demonstrating that even through war and sorrow and misery, art was created, books were written and, in the worse moments of destruction, there was also creation.

Although there are times where Desmond and Moore's assiduity in finding side-references to slavery becomes somewhat oppressive, the authors do succeed in demonstrating the degree to which current events merged into Victorian scientific inquiry and inflected its findings.

While the show, which unfolds rather predictably, succeeds in demonstrating the uneasiness of agnostics faced with true believers, it never creates credible Syrian characters, who come off as stick figures or more amiable versions of Westerners.

At one point in the original story Dominic asks — of himself and his double — "Will I ever succeed in demonstrating logically the reality of the exterior world?" His double assures him that the problem isn't the reality of the exterior world, "but the objective reality of the 'double' or the guardian angel".