However Walcott had exhibited proof of progression before damaging his knee – his movement had grown shrewder, his passing more deliberate and his finishing far less forgiving – and against Brighton it did not take long for the 25-year-old to re-assert his value to Arsenal.
The American Theatre has exhibited proofs that equal and compleat liberty, if it does not wholly eradicate it, sufficiently destroys its malignant influence on the health and prosperity of the State.
But the entire board, she says, endorsed the Hamilton exhibit: the proof is the $5 million raised for it since her arrival in June.
In any event, we would exhibit glowing proof of our fitness for evolutionary victory -- and our high intelligence by having the tools and skills to "master our environment".
Meanwhile, the photographs in 'The House is Small but the Welcome is Big' exhibit are proof that children themselves can enrich adults' understanding of their lives and make a positive contribution to society.
In Lawrence Hill's wonderfully written fictional slave narrative, "Someone Knows My Name," the protagonist exhibits similar "proof on my flesh" of slavery's barbarity.
And to show the converse is intuitionistically provable (without actually exhibiting a proof), one only needs the consistency and monotonicity properties of arbitrary Kripke models, with the definition of forcing.
A witness testifies that he failed to exhibit any grief, proof, says the prosecutor, of his irredeemably callous nature.
In the 1960s, Mancur Olson and Gordon Tullock codified these insights into "public choice" theory, Tullock using the tariff as the chief exhibit in his proof of the impossibility of majoritarian democracy.
Moreover, the technique exhibited in the proof can be applied to block sizes greater than k= 6.
