Sentence examples for dazzle proved from inspiring English sources

We longed for something deeper, but all that surface dazzle proved, in the end, enough to sate.

He proved dazzling from wire-to-wire, starting his day by drilling two 3-pointers.

It proved equally dazzling when the Argento Chamber Ensemble performed it in pitch darkness in the vast Park Avenue Armory in February.

When Ms. Haïm made her New York debut leading a concert version of Charpentier's "David et Jonathas" at Alice Tully Hall on Thursday evening, she proved as dazzling and kinetic as those recordings suggested she would be.

As some of the images in the exhibition show, our blue planet proved a dazzling backdrop, and even without the proper aids to composition, some of the astronaut photographers took impressive pictures.

It was only Ali's second defeat - Joe Frazier inflicted his first in 1971 - but it further strengthened his claim to greatness: Where once Ali had dazzled, now he had proved his bravery beyond doubt, fighting with a snapped jaw for 10 rounds.

Kafka can work on stage, as the Icelandic company Vesturport proved with their dazzling acrobatic version of Metamorphosis.

This is why the old-fashioned hand-drawn works, in the right hands, can still dazzle an audience, as the imaginative and fluid "Lilo and Stitch" (2002) proved.

"Unfortunately, the bizarre true-life aspect gets swamped by Carrey's ramped-up zeal, delivering a series of showpiece flourishes which dazzle at first but then prove wearing," he complains.

But his journey proves dangerous as well as dazzling.

After the dazzle of his earlier music, Mr. Adès is pushing himself hard and proving himself alongside the most complex and cultivated of contemporary masters: Gyorgy Ligeti.