Examples of demonstration

• He gave us a demonstration of the new software in use.

• The rise in unemployment is just another demonstration of the government's incompetence.

• The kids enjoyed the cookery demonstration in the supermarket yesterday as they got to taste the food.

• The pilots at the air show put on a very fine demonstration of aerobatic skill.

• The beauty consultant is expected to give demonstrations of how to use our new products.

• Police lined the route of the demonstration.

• As the demonstration began to turn violent, the police were called in to restore order.

• Her early release from prison led to a demonstration.

• Police used water cannon to break up the demonstration.

• The army seized power after five days of anti-government demonstrations.

• They were not syllogistic demonstrations (and they used qualitative representations, not numerical entities or logical categories) and yet they explained effects from physical causes.

• A number of the studies cited as demonstrations of direct perception are in fact demonstrations of direct conscious perception.

• During the anatomy demonstrations, experiments, and discussions, nobody was to disturb the lecturers or the auditors by talking, laughing, or otherwise making a noise.

• In retaliation, the vine growers set fire to the merchants' warehouses, occupied city halls, and organized demonstrations.

• As demonstrations mounted, demanding a reduction in the cost of living and food prices, criticism of the state education system became more accentuated.

• They were acutely aware of its innate unrespectability, and many were drawn to the theatres as meeting places and sites for popular demonstrations.

• As mandatory in filed robotics research, significant experimental demonstrations of the techniques developed are also presented.

• While such arguments fall short of being logical demonstrations, they are nonetheless essential to his early parity argument for the rationality of theistic belief.

• They can also be used to arouse emotion and passion, often in conjunction with public scares or demonstrations.

• The company also presented performance demonstrations, workshops, masterclasses, conferences, seminars, and lectures.

• Pre-show demonstrations of the technology result in the audience 'looking for' the technology which prevents them from fully engaging in the performance.

• Political assassinations, violent demonstrations and electoral boycotts provide striking and disturbing evidence of these struggles.

• The demonstrations disrupted the company's operations, and company staff were trapped in the occupied facilities.

• The last two decades of his work have yielded an impressive cannonade of demonstrations of our sensitivity to environmental frequency.

• Drawing on the empowering imagery of motherhood, a few women attained prominence as agitators and publicists and many more participated in public demonstrations.