Sentence examples for bits of proof from inspiring English sources

"Shrunken Heads" closes with two excellent bits of proof: the jaunty and self-explanatory "I Am What I Hated When I Was Young" and the lost-love lament "Read 'Em and Weep".

In courtrooms, there is a kind of fiction that all that matters is the evidence: the words spoken and the bits of proof preserved in metal cans; the masks the intruders wore; the gasoline containers used to turn a house into an inferno; the fake gun carried by the intruders.

But I keep gathering bits of proof that things might be changing.

And thus came the final bit of proof — as if one was needed — that the credit crisis had hit India.

By contrast, Ghaemi's assertion that Lincoln's "depression conferred upon him... realism and empathy that helped make him a superb crisis leader" is unaccompanied by the least bit of proof or persuasiveness.

"Britons contemplate the crisis of the euro as a little bit of proof that they were right not to join," said Giancarlo Corsetti, a professor of macroeconomics at the University of Cambridge.

Whereas the weather might in fact be a cause for concern rather than celebration – is this another bit of proof that our basking comes at the expense of the ice caps – the other fact is genuinely a matter of celebration.

And some of it is used to persuasive effect (even if one bit of proof that Phyllis Schlafly is treated dismissively by the left comes from a People magazine review of "The Muppets Take Manhattan").

Glancing reference is made to his "Chicken Little media tour" and to "President Huckabee," a sly, sidelong bit of proof that the populace has grown genuinely frightened of apocalyptic-sounding punishment.

It's a modest bit of proof that we might do well to solve problems by thinking about how we act, Sternin remarks, rather than acting upon how we think.

If anything, our obsession with photographing food is just one more bit of proof that we should adjust our relationship with food.