Sentence examples for drawing proof from inspiring English sources

This glorious cartoon man is living (drawing?) proof that the power of love can turn a bad boy good and honestly, who isn't a sucker for that kind of romantic plot twist?

And he drew the proof: President Lincoln, hand to his head, deep in thought, a portrait of John Brown with a halo hanging nearby, the Constitution underfoot and a painting of the bloody Haitian slave revolt on the wall.

The comprehensive and systematic theology presented in this work reflects Milton's close engagement with Scripture, from which he draws numerous proof texts in order to buttress his concepts of the Godhead and of moral theology, among others.

This is not to exculpate Wall Street, but to caution against drawing too much proof from too little evidence.

Hobbs, who was reporting the tour for London's The Star newspaper, thought that the bowling had shaken Bradman's confidence: "He was drawing away, sure proof that he didn't like the bumpers".

His incessant drawing was proof of his fevered brilliance.

The math-averse may not be drawn initially to "Proof," the David Auburn play that is being presented by McCarter Theater Center in Princeton.

The legal affairs program "Burden of Proof" drew 729,000 households, and CNN's "Prime News" just 573,000.

In various publications (descriptive statistically) significant results of secondary endpoints are repeatedly incorrectly drawn upon as proof of the efficacy of a treatment.

Draw a bullet proof on his chest to the neck and hips.

If one instead of the proof draws a straight line from point c to point a and then creates a circle equal in radius to the length of the old line, one will have transferred the line (with 360 degrees of freedom) to the arbitrary point.