Sentence examples for hand proof from inspiring English sources

Now that everyone is up to speed, let's get back to the issue at hand: Proof that the death grip is real.

When the swimmer emerges from the deep, he must hold in his hand "proof" that he reached the bottom.

In a more proof-theoretic approach, on the other hand, proofs allow a structured formalization of the scientific knowledge, where important principles like energy conservation appear prominently formalized as active formulas in cut inferences, as shown in the formal proof φ of Section 3. Indeed, reductionism in science can generally be captured by the proof-theoretical notion of cut.

For the filmmaker whose self-image was formed at the Cinémathèque, the archive is a sort of external hard drive — not second-hand proof but, strangely, first-person experience.

The palette is black and white with slight, disproportionately dramatic tints of pinkish flesh tone in the hands — proof that the woman is alive.

In reality, no one is rejoicing more than Republicans at the political ammunition they have been handed – proof for them that the Democrats who have controlled Congress for the last four years have utterly failed to keep their promise to "drain the swamp" of corruption in Washington.

Clearly the latter didn't want any on-hands proof.

In fact, Congress and the health insurance industry wrote Obamacare hand-in-hand, and proof of this is in one of the Democrats' most-dumbly-hyped victories - the new rule saying young people can now stay on their parents' insurance plans until they're 26.

On the other hand, the proof \(p\) of '\(t\) is not a proof of \(F\)' depends on both \(t\) and \(F, p = p ( t, F \) and cannot be computed given \(t\) only.

On the other hand, by proof of Theorem 12.1 of Gut [11] and the proof of (3.2) in Yang et al. [10], we can easily obtain (2.8) for α > 1. □.

A deserter simply brought the guerrilla's severed right hand as proof that he had killed his own commander.