well-demonstrated

adjective

1. (of an ability, fact, idea, etc) shown, manifested, or proved convincingly or thoroughly

Example Sentences

Residents recall waking up to the news that Myles Sanderson, a parolee who was 6 foot one and 240 pounds, and had a well-demonstrated appetite for fighting, was kicking down doors and stabbing people.

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Instead, he argued that Democrats’ three nominees were “all extreme-left academics with well-demonstrated records of considering one and only one criteria when it comes to drawing district lines: What will benefit Democrats most.”

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These skills are well-demonstrated in her role as a founding member of the Climate Leadership Council.

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“It’s a pretty well-demonstrated industrial equipment,” Do said in an interview.

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This is consistent with well-demonstrated affective negative partisanship: Voters view the other party as the enemy and don’t approve of their representatives consorting with it.

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