demonstration

IPA: dɛmʌnstrˈeɪʃʌn

Examples of "demonstration" in Sentences

No, the demonstration is against your understanding, not mine.
I was what they called the demonstration garden coordinator or manager, or something like that.
This demonstration is a unique opportunity for the Latino community to raise our voice and concerns.
A "demonstration" is First Amendment-protected activity -- political speech, issue advocacy, and so forth.
Switzerland Monday for approving a ban on the building of minarets, with neighbouring governments attacking what they called a demonstration of
But he is no mystical obscurantist nor does he privilege spiritual intuition above demonstration; rather he argues for their complementarity since ˜demonstration does not conflict with inner disclosure.™
In that brief video, Howard addresses his audience directly in what he calls a demonstration of sincerity, outfitting himself (complete with wigs) as the characters he grew up playing on TV: Opie and Richie.
It was from the Countess Strathearn, written in the triumph of revenge, cruelly exulting in what she termed the demonstration of Wallace's guilt; congratulating herself on having been the primary means of discovering it, and boasting that his once adored
Bush announced the infusion of aid as Vice President Dick Cheney arrived in the region in what he described as a demonstration that the United States had "a deep and abiding interest" in keeping Georgia and other neighboring states free from a new era of Russian domination.