Sentence examples for becomes proof that from inspiring English sources

Over time, the simple fact that you work so much becomes proof that the job is worthwhile, and being in the office day and night becomes a kind of permanent initiation ritual.

The impressive Gaye Brown stands for no nonsense as Higgins's imperious mother, and Ian Bartholomew's slippery Mr Doolittle indicates that Eliza is very much her father's daughter: his unwilling, lottery-winner-like ascent to the ranks of the middle class becomes proof that money can buy unhappiness.

Not only that, Suroweicki writes, but "over time, the simple fact that you work so much becomes proof that the job is worthwhile". Whether you are doing authentically meaningful work is less important.

Because on January third, when we blow it ("See! I knew I couldn't do it! I blew off the gym once again!"), we go to the extreme and use it against ourselves: that one slip becomes proof that we are doomed to failure.

What started out as a reductio ad absurdum became proof that the cosmos is in certain ways absurd.

And against Wales these hints became proof that France are not conditioned for 80 minutes of international pace.

He'd started out at magazines, Time and Fortune, and became proof that you could rescue yourself from sentence-manufacturing jobs at the glossies where, after college, I supported myself as a "reporter/researcher/fact-checker/numbskull".

Mark Nelson ultimately became proof that special education students who get the support they need can be successful after high school.

"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".

Lemonade becomes proof of the powerful influence that African literature is having on global aesthetic forms.

Srebrenica became the proof that it was possible to experience genocide in Europe even after the extermination of 6 million Jews.