Sentence examples for could have proven from inspiring English sources

The burning of the Newhall could have proven a major turning point in American urban history.

You never could have proven to that person's satisfaction that the screen didn't show his name.

Hobson calls Chambers, Hiss's accuser, "an unmitigated, pathological liar," and he believes he could have proven it.

With him on the pitch, Spain would have beaten South Korea and he could have proven himself the best player in the tournament.

And the protests could have proven diplomatically useful, allowing Mr. Arafat to dangle the specter of a popular uprising before Israeli eyes to underscore the need for progress on the peace front.

A magnificent scene that, in other hands, could have proven blandly symbolic, here gains its full resonance from the audacious calm with which Coppola films it: the drying of a rubber mask base that covers Johnny's whole head.

Tottenham's continued wastefulness could have proved costly.

If he didn't, he could have proved his innocence.

Such lurching isn't necessarily bad and could have proved entertaining.

Last December, there was another miscommunication that could have proved costly for the partnership.

What troubles the family is the evidence they say could have proved her innocence.