Sentence examples for very demonstrative from inspiring English sources

Their old friend Rosemary Clooney says, "He's very demonstrative with Dolores now".

Thus, having your palms down comes across as very demonstrative, authoritative, and – at times – aggressive and intimidating.

Reasoning is fine ("he likes it; he just isn't very demonstrative") but the encouragement is what makes it worth it.

He said he was a "very demonstrative person" and a "hugger of men and women" as he promised to change his behavior.

He's been passionate, incredibly loyal and very demonstrative — lots of beating of the chest, touching his heart and looking up at the fans.

Taylor, who is usually not very demonstrative, strutted about the boxing ring and wrapped herself in the tricolor flag of Ireland.

Mr. McAvoy, as usual, is very busy and demonstrative without registering much of an impression, and the rest of the cast cannot quite dispel the atmosphere of theme park pageantry that infuses nearly every scene.

Therefore, the possibility of undetectable error would, he claims, undermine the very possibility of "demonstrative knowledge" (SI, 107 108).

We saw him get very frustrated and demonstrative with himself, like the Andy of old, when things weren't going his way in the first two sets.

One thing that girls might find very bold and demonstrative of good flirting skills is this: when you're walking with her, brush your arm against hers.

Like the villagers' withdrawal from contact with anyone around them during the period of the attack and evacuation, the R.D. workers' posture of attending exclusively to their own business and generally drawing as little attention to themselves as possible was very noticeable among a frequently demonstrative, theatrical, hot-blooded people such as the Vietnamese.