Sentence examples for call proof from inspiring English sources

"Herman Kahn depends too much on what I call proof by assertion.

Dornstein had only Eter's word that Mas'ud was still alive, and he wanted what hostage negotiators call "proof of life".

While the station's location in orbit would permit only intermittent transmission of power back to Earth, a successful test would serve as what scientists call "proof of concept".

This is what inventors call "proof of concept": If Obamacare can make it in New York (or Kentucky or Washington), then it can make it anywhere.

Without root cause analysis, with no evidence, without even what engineers call proof-of-concept, the President offered his answer - an additional financing option - and called it "healthcare reform".

NEW DELHI Indiaia on Monday gave Pakistan what it called proof of Pakistani involvement in last month's terrorist attacks in Mumbai.

The mathematical theory (developed by the formalists) to cope with proofs about an axiomatic theory T is called proof theory, or metamathematics.

I remember being shocked by his airy claim that it was he who invented conceptual art in California in 1962 with a light-show installation called Proof.

Possessed by the desire to control, they are also convinced that their aggression is redeemed by a high artistic calling, proof of which is usually lacking.

Those named in the case have included the company's head of marketing in Mexico, which ING called proof of the ridiculous nature of the charges.

Mr. McCall noted that in the last four years, the state increased school aid by almost $4 billion annually and cut taxes by about $8 billion a year, which he called proof that state revenues would rise fast enough to pay for his plan.