Sentence examples for was to demonstrate from inspiring English sources
adverb
Toward a closed, touching or engaging position.
Her task was to demonstrate restraint.
The second was to demonstrate that he understood the leadership requirements of the office.
"The purpose was to demonstrate Labour couldn't automatically rely on Plaid Cymru's support.
Its aim was to demonstrate that people with autism could contribute to society.
The reaction of people in Raqqa at first was to demonstrate against ISIS.
The purpose of the excursion was to demonstrate that it's easy to buy crack in that neighborhood.
The idea was to demonstrate the anatomy of security and, in particular the relationship between business conditions and stock quotations.
"One of the ways to impress the leadership was to demonstrate how much money you could raise," he said.
"The intention was to demonstrate the US commitment to maintaining stability in the Asia-Pacific area and saving mankind".
"The special groups' aim was to demonstrate to Baghdadis the need for militia groups to continue providing for their security".
The aim, he said, was to demonstrate that his supporters did not fear "some terrible repression".
