Sentence examples for become a proof of from inspiring English sources

In many ways, The Vertical Line has become a proof of the impossibility of getting into the caves themselves.

Although I understand the authors sought a long-term effect, such a measure could have proven useful to reveal at least an immediate day-to-day impact of stimulation and become a proof of their efficacy?

It has, in some sense, become a proof-of-principle disease, one used to test drugs that companies hope will also be useful for other autoimmune diseases like rheumatoid arthritis and lupus.

By provoking major labels into action through sampling their works with credit, but not permission, Plunderphonic became a proof-of-concept and a metaphor for why sampling and quotation in art is so important: his music had to be stolen, copied and redistributed in order to survive.

Because vital energy and spirituality are not clearly distinguished, old age in itself becomes a proof of sagehood.

The proof of Russell's Paradox can then be deprived of its sting: it simply becomes a proof of the negative existential ¬∃x x = {y | y ∉ y}.

Ironically, Congressional opposition became a proof of that old adage, "Be careful what you wish for".

Still, the experiment became known as a proof of principle.

Imagery has become a kind of proof of existence.

And in Washington social circles being mentioned in The Note has become a status symbol — proof of one's membership in the Gang of 500.

Analysis of the sample pairs pre- and post-treatment from 8 patients who initially responded to CF therapy but later became resistant to therapy served as a proof-of-principle for demonstrating that the predictive index of the 58 miRNA signature would switch from a favourable index (at the pre-treatment stage) to an unfavourable index (post-treatment when resistance developed).