Sentence examples for usually demonstrated from inspiring English sources

Pepper performed at a science museum and usually demonstrated an amazing effect, then explained its scientific principle.

Boldness is something we expect of novelists, and Keneally has usually demonstrated his by taking on large, complex subjects from the past, the great white whales of history, like the American Civil War (in "Confederates"); the origins of his unruly homeland, Australia (in "The Playmaker"); and the Holocaust (in "Schindler's List," which seems destined to remain his most famous book).

The safety is usually demonstrated by means of a performance assessment.

Radiologic studies, available for 11 cases, usually demonstrated a mass involving the posterior aspect of adjoining vertebrae.

After i.v. contrast medium administration, a peripheral rim of enhancement is usually demonstrated and a central area of low attenuation may be clearly visible (Fig. 1).

Restricted diffusion is usually demonstrated in the projections and wall of the fungal abscess, referred to as "intracavitary projections", and represent the fungal organism itself.

Marks & Spencer's army of small shareholders contains vociferous and awkward factions, as the annual meetings usually demonstrate.

They usually demonstrate an up-to-date knowledge of Frankel's life, asking questions like "How's your daughter?" or "How's Cookie Cookiekis is her Lhasa Apso mix).

Conspicuous by their absence were anti-fur protesters, who usually demonstrate at the site of the shows.

The composer-to-composer dedication first communicates directly to its recipient, usually demonstrating some species of gratitude.

When I was about twenty I read the rest of the books and stories, and when I began to teach, about ten years ago, I usually included a Salinger story in every syllabus, usually demonstrating the use of dialogue to illuminate character.