Sentence examples for that demonstrated her from inspiring English sources

Kathy, the claims-to-be-40-years-old cop from Mayberry, or someplace like that, demonstrated her masterful grasp of deductive logic that has kept master criminals away from Mayberry for decades (well that, and the fact that there's nothing worth stealing), by saying: "Somebody put that lock on, in this house.

A 20-year-old girl wrote poetry in the shadow of the crematoria that demonstrated her "abiding commitment to humanism" and to a moral ideal that rejected all violence and bloodshed.

The photographer and curator Van Deren Coke saw her films as filled with "the strange and often poignant spontaneous occurences that take place along New York's crowded streets", while Cecil Beaton referred to "a body of work that demonstrated her uncanny ability to merge strong empathy for her subjects with a sense of moment and formal order".

After her six seasons on the famous sketch-comedy show, Shannon continued to add to her filmography with various roles that demonstrated her comic versatility with such efforts as David Wain's absurd deadpan comedy (2001), the romantic comedy (2001), and the outlandish race-car spoof featuring former costar Will Farrell, (2006).

But, fortunately, a Callas fan somewhere out there in cyberville has already compiled an assortment of "son io" moments from the singer's live and studio recordings of "Norma," along with another brief line from earlier in the opera ("Come del primo amore ai di, ai di felici") that demonstrates her extraordinary ability to communicate.

"I am not aware of anything that demonstrates her views have changed," he said.

"But I am not aware of anything that demonstrates her views have changed".

Ms. Smollin's works are scattered with satisfying passages that demonstrate her range and the restless nature of her eye.

There are dreamy montages, re-enactments and surrealist set pieces that demonstrate her continued interest in installation art and photography as well as film.

The subtle moments she traces in her lyrics – Hold My Hand is an entire song about the few seconds of waiting for a lover to do just that – demonstrate her keen understanding of human experience.

Yet Rowling's novel is also crammed with scenes and set pieces that demonstrate her superlative powers of observation: the subtle ways a wife can exact revenge on a husband, the visceral ­urges that drive adolescent lust.