A witness testifies that he failed to exhibit any grief, proof, says the prosecutor, of his irredeemably callous nature.
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.
But the entire board, she says, endorsed the Hamilton exhibit: the proof is the $5 million raised for it since her arrival in June.
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Kennedy had contacted the gallery, Lindsay said, requesting documentation of his piece and proof that it had exhibited at the gallery.
Ms. Roux said the proofs had not been exhibited since the historical society acquired them.
Chávez's partisans insist that he is recovering, and that he even signed a document — a proof of life that was duly exhibited to the press.
He never publicly exhibited these, but this resumption of an earlier activity was proof that his careers as artist and architect were indivisible.
The crucial elements of science are proofs exhibiting the objective connection among truths.
"This was a very professional operation, and a professional agency leaves no proof," he said, exhibiting a logic common to both countries' military and political elites.
