Sentence examples for becomes proof of from inspiring English sources
Lemonade becomes proof of the powerful influence that African literature is having on global aesthetic forms.
At the finale, the dumb show, which is the penultimate image, becomes proof of his command.
This delusion then spills out to the non-celebrity; recording mundane events becomes proof of your importance.
"The Paterno character was less well regarded," he said, when Penn State had a string of bad seasons, but "when they became contenders, that success becomes proof of his lasting moral standing".
If you start your sales pitch with WHY the product exists in the first place, the product itself becomes proof of, as Sinek says, your "higher cause--proof of the WHY".
Therefore, the trials of preoperative chemotherapy lack strength to become proof of concept.
But during a recent crowded lunch hour in downtown Chicago, Jim McCallister's cigar became proof of just how quickly a customer can get in and out of one of Walgreen's drugstores.
Owning one of his polished sculptures has become proof of belonging to some super exclusive club.
"The images themselves become proof of this vulnerable act, between skin and viscera, exhibitionist and voyeur, public and private.
Hiccups in the law's implementation (e.g. the initial failures of www.healthcare.gov, the website for federal exchanges ) became proof of its unworkability.
