Sentence examples for exercise proved from inspiring English sources

The exercise proved bracing.

I'm not sure what this exercise proved - we all know that French wines are better than Italian.

Still, for Mrs. Dudiak, the exercise proved more fruitful than a group discussion or a handwritten entry in a personal journal.

He assigned students to make a gratitude visit, and the exercise proved popular among both the givers and receivers of thanks.

Before it was over, the entire exercise proved to be a revealing discourse on the nature of international law and order in the post-cold-war world.

In any case, the exercise proved too arcane for the 21st-century general public, for whom double features were as quaint as quill pens.

But as this whole exercise proves, it's a tricky word, radical.

If anything, the AutoWeek exercise proves the obvious: every S.U.V. has inherent handling characteristics that are very different from sports cars".

Momentum can use the EU campaign as a demonstration exercise, proving its much-vaunted muscle by mobilising the Labour voters who will determine this referendum.

What my little exercise proves (to me at least) is that memorability is absolutely key to whether your plan for global leadership will break through the communications noise and capture the attention you want and need.

The traditional phrase for the fruit over-ripening and losing its crisp taste is unlikely to be bandied around until mid or late August, if first reports from the mass exercise prove to be a consistent pattern.