Sentence examples for establishment to prove from inspiring English sources

(As soon as there were regulations, people skirted them: Jacob Riis wrote about a sandwich, "two pieces of bread with a brick between," that sat on the bar at a drinking establishment to prove that it was a restaurant and therefore exempt from blue laws).

Despite all these caveats, I feel bound to end by agreeing that, with a disproportionate amount of support from a political establishment keen to prove a point, Wilshaw has built an excellent school.

Palin was going around the Establishment media to prove just how irrelevant it had become.

They have been as polite and as popular as protesters can hope to be, and yet the establishment has continued to prove reluctant to change.

John Major was "such a nice guy", a victim of "the Establishment" which mocked him "to prove to itself that it was right to transfer its loyalty from the Tory Party to New Labour".

(And, whether we care to recall it or not, The Observer was a timid Establishment voice as Hone fought to prove the innocence of poor, traduced Eliza Fenning, a cook accused of poisoning her employers).

The establishment is straining every nerve to prove its worth, and the battle against Trump is going into high gear.

Though direction of causality may be challenging to prove, the establishment of such relationships may help to further explain the manifold connections between diplomatically and medically successful global health interventions [ 62].

Indeed, most in the cancer establishment say that Dr. Henschke has yet to prove her case.

But then, so are all the show's characters, who are Brooklyn faux-hemians desperately trying to prove their anti-establishment bona fides.

Like everyone in this winsome love story, Jake is a Brooklyn faux-hemian desperately trying to prove his anti-establishment bona fides.