Sentence examples for amply prove from inspiring English sources

Together, the authors amply prove the old maxim that even paranoids have enemies.

Auden thought the triolet was too trivial a form to bother with, as most examples amply prove.

Dante pointed out in Il convivio ("The Banquet") that he deliberately chose sweet and musical language for his love poetry, and the lyrics to Beatrice that interlace La vita nuova (The New Life) amply prove his success.

But today's Turkey has amply proved its democratic credentials.

Critics said so at the time; Sir Lawrence Freedman's history of the conflict amply proves it.In contrast, he also amply proves that the torpedoing of Argentina's cruiser General Belgrano was by no means wrong.

As "August" amply proved Mr. Letts has a ferocious sense of humor, and "Superior Donuts" is a funny play.

This bold claim is amply proven in an account of dazzling transparency, dance-like rhythms and utter clarity.

Before xenophobia began to cast a different spell on the South, the folks were courteous, warmhearted, always ready to help out a stranger, as my hitchhiking amply proved.

Annoyingly, the chauvinistic belief that his genius was shaped by exposure to things French is amply proven by the works on show.

The latest election, they said, amply proved their point, with 12 parties winning seats in the 120-strong Knesset, Israel's parliament.

Though some nationalists dislike his Communist past, most Lithuanians reckon he has amply proved both his patriotism and his democratic credentials.