Demonstrates In A Sentence

Definition of Demonstrates

• Everything therefore demonstrates that we are here in the presence of a general rule.
• Thus the mathematician demonstrates the truths of geometry by constructing them.
• That we can do so demonstrates the importance of written as against oral expression.
• Bureaucratism demonstrates the limitations of opportunist ideology as a foundation for government.
• But terrestrial nature itself demonstrates to us the error of this way of thinking.
• The history of almost any business success demonstrates the truth of this statement.
• The fact that Bacon did not claim to be the author, demonstrates that he was not.
• The newspaper venture demonstrates that even when humour was planned Hearn had none to give.
• Militarism demonstrated the decadence of Rome, and it demonstrates the decadence of Prussia.
• This evidence demonstrates that the earliest date for composition of NSS is 1620.
• It is not itself a constituent of the proposition, but the entity which it demonstrates is such a constituent.
• Experience demonstrates that the existing legal provisions are entirely inadequate to those great objects.
• Bossuet there demonstrates that the soul knows by the imperfection of its own intelligence that there is elsewhere a perfect intelligence.
• It only demonstrates this, that one form of existence is incapable of comprehending a form superior to itself.
• This act of bravery was actually over and above the duties required of this officer and in itself demonstrates the highest type of courage.
• It demonstrates the possibility of creating abstract unity in three dimensions with the objective reality at hand.
• The fact that most of us have had the disease, and have recovered, conclusively demonstrates its curability.
• This demonstrates that all classes, whatever their rank, found it difficult to shake off the superstitions of their forefathers.
• All this demonstrates the fact that the French peasant is more of a meat eater in these parts than he is commonly thought to be.
• Whatever demonstrates the futility, vanity, or self-deception of this living, discredits the religion.
• The consciousness which in introspection we treat as an object is, in operation, a cognitive activity: it demonstrates the world.
• The course of legislation in this country amply demonstrates the wisdom, and even necessity, of extending the same prohibition to civil cases.
• She demonstrates simple, nourishing, economical foods, teaches the proper feeding of children, etc.
• Finally, the retrospective clause demonstrates the cunning nature of the methods employed by Mr. Krueger.
• It demonstrates to me that I am a man in imposing silence on the Nature which opposes that action which alone could remedy all my ills.
• My study of the western species demonstrates that the outer palmar tubercle is indeed usually present and smaller than the first supernumerary tubercle.

• This demonstrates that the thing can be done.
• This demonstrates that he did not know them personally.
• The 15th verse demonstrates this.
• Thus a demonstrative phrase demonstrates an entity speculatively.
• It demonstrates forcibly what is meant by placing up and building down.
• The absurdity of the consequences demonstrates the absurdity of the principle.
• This demonstrates the necessity of shade"!
• Nothing demonstrates economic laws so irrefutably as experience.
• This unquestionably demonstrates its descent from the ancient solar myths.
• Analysis demonstrates that reason precedes, and that sentiment follows.
• Pantheism demonstrates one existence, but affirms for it infinite attributes.
• Science demonstrates the presence of all that I have pictured, and far more.
• And First, All that hath been said demonstrates this last proportion.
• Such a dependence on God demonstrates God's all-sufficiency.