Sentence examples for any tangible proof from inspiring English sources

"We have not been given any tangible proof to say that he is definitely a Pakistani.

In any event, the weight of that level of confession was obviously too much to bear, and if there could be any tangible proof that rape was considered the more shameful crime, it was this.

The final go ahead, eventually supported by the Foreign Office, was not given until 6 January 1942, on the grounds that suspicion of British involvement in the raid was inevitable; what counted was the avoidance of any tangible proof.

("I think I enjoy winning elections as a tangible proof of respect and liking," she wrote to Mr. Peavoy).

Giving him a mark of identification that glows through the night is the complete negation of this principle, and making that mark a circle of white radiance that hangs abov his head like a tangible proof of angelic purity is confusing.

Water availability, which is controlled by Israel, is perhaps the best tangible proof that it is the occupation, rather than any cultural attitude, that results in the difference in individual habits.

It gave children tangible proof that their savings were growing.

They snoop to get tangible proof their suspicions.

"Now I have more proof, tangible proof, music is really doing something," she told me.

"Rather, they brandished the book as tangible proof of Joseph Smith's divine calling".

"There was no tangible proof that Panama is working well or better than expected.