Sentence examples for a kind of proof from inspiring English sources

The photograph is a kind of proof.

Still's stove is a kind of proof of principle.

"It's a kind of proof of failure if you've reached a lot of people".

The movies allowed Ripley to offer his readers a kind of proof that he couldn't put in a drawing.

The boy sits still and blinks silently, the room around him reflecting in his eyes as a kind of proof of their new transparency.

And those who haven't seem to relish the chance to wave about each of its reports triumphantly, as a kind of proof of humanity's uselessness.

There's no trace of a positive ID for the guy in the photo, nor is there a confirmation that this was a protest, nor any kind of proof he wasn't, like, picking up his Purple Heart after accidentally dropping it because the ceremony made him so sad.

If "The Seven Ages" is any kind of proof, she's right.

What the study is NOT, however, is any kind of proof of what makes Kenyan runners so good compared to European/Caucasian runners.

That agenda was a characteristically Victorian conflation of science and spirituality, a kind of materialist "proof" of divine design, like natural theology.

These nonconformists are, on the one hand, individual seekers, and on the other a kind of exceptionalist proof that our cherished singularity is also an illusion.