Sentence examples for go on proving from inspiring English sources

"A man must prove his masculinity and go on proving it; a woman just has to be".

The minister was not expected to speak but told the audience, which included Tony Hall, the BBC Director-General: "I want the BBC to go on proving services like Radio 1, Radio 2, Radio 3 - all of which cater for tastes which are not served by the commercial sector.

Retired to the breeding shed, Go Man Go early on proved his worth as a stallion.

Instead, the portrait sitting is a discussion, and an intimate discussion at that: one-on-one, with another activity - the painting - going on, it proves very easy for people to let go of their normal social controls.

"This rally that's going on may prove ephemeral," Mr. Rodriguez said.

He keeps us guessing, entrusts us with the task of figuring out what on earth is going on, and proves that the mysteries of that earth, however confounding, are the enemy of the vague.

As their eerie rendition of the Ellie Goulding hit goes on, Caitlin proves she has the more powerful voice, while Melanie's is haunting and unlike anything "The Voice" has seen before.

Defying the conventional wisdom that mathematics was a young man's game, Erdős went on proving and conjecturing until the age of 83, succumbing to a heart attack only hours after disposing of a nettlesome problem in geometry at a conference in Warsaw.

The White House official went on, "It could prove that Washington isn't one hundred per cent broken.

Through the 19th century, deaf-blind women such as Julia Brace, Laura Bridgman, and Helen Keller went on to further prove that physical disabilities did not limit ones ability or desire to learn.

A government that proved itself to its people in this way wouldn't need to go on and prove that it was prioritising its people over other, migrant, cheaper people.