Though not outwardly so demonstrative, Aunt Rachel also seemed to enjoy the expedition.

Dorn seemed strangely gay and unusually demonstrative; apparently he forgot the war-cloud in the joy of the hour.

Richard is dark, like father and me, very quiet, except in the matter of affection, in which he is clingingly demonstrative, slow to receive impressions, but withal tenacious.

Now I think of it, there were two couples who had come so far with us, but at the Rhone Glacier they exchanged their mutually demonstrative adieux, and I thought the couple who came on would never have done waving to the couple who stayed behind.

Mr. Choate's self-surrender was so complete that they soon forgot him, because he forgot himself in his case; nothing personally demonstrative or antagonistic induced obstinacy or opposition, and every door was soon wide open to sympathy and conviction.

The young men were actively demonstrative, the ladies wove in and out smilingly, and my comrade in the midst beamed and grew voluble.

Besides, it is contrary to the nature of what is primarily demonstrative, to represent a preceding word of any kind.

The Swetnams were more rollickingly demonstrative.

She bent her blushing face over his, and the caress surprised as much as it delighted himshe was so shyly demonstrative.

I was rather surprised and annoyed at his inviting me instead of Barbara; but as, with this exception, his conduct has been unequivocally demonstrative, I console myself with the notion that he looks upon me as the necessary pill to which Barbara will be the subsequent jam.

And now I do find that I have carried my resentment against this man too far; since now I am to appear as if under an obligation to his patience with me for a conduct, which perhaps he will think (if not humoursome and childish) plainly demonstrative of my little esteem of him; of but a secondary esteem at least, where before, his pride, rather than his merit, had made him expect a first.

"Many turtles' heads were placed on the shelfs or niches of the excavation, amply demonstrative of the luxurious and profuse mode of life these outcasts of society had, at a period rather recently, followed.