Sentence examples for abiding proof from inspiring English sources
Politicians' offspring are seen as abiding proof that they remain in contact with the world the rest of us inhabit.
Pessimists point to Prohibition as proof of an abiding fear of alcohol; optimists say its repeal, well described in Mr Pinney's elegant prose, is proof that fear has given way to realism.
The unanswered notes in my inbox stopped feeling like affirmation and started feeling like proof of a certain abiding hypocrisy: all the people I wasn't engaging with as I went around singing the praises of engagement.
But, for anyone skeptical about the abiding power and relevance of radio, this moment provided proof.
If that disturbance stems from an abiding suspicion that I can't see myself clearly, well, what greater proof of overwhelming self-concern could there be?
"Every time you try to raise it, people say, 'But there's no proof Saddam was involved in 9/11.' " The issue illustrates Wolfowitz's own deep and abiding suspicions about the inviolability of the intelligence community's culture and processes, a skepticism that dates back to his earliest days in government service.
Poverty is an abiding theme.
That's one abiding memory.
He also has abiding passion for barbecue.
But theater remains an abiding interest.
