Sentence examples for has become a proof from inspiring English sources

In many ways, The Vertical Line has become a proof of the impossibility of getting into the caves themselves.

The carefully crafted spectacle of the presidential election with its nail-biting primaries, mud-slinging debates, caucuses, super-delegates, popular votes and electoral colleges has become a fool-proof exercise in how to persuade a gullible citizenry into believing that their votes matter.

And in Washington social circles being mentioned in The Note has become a status symbol — proof of one's membership in the Gang of 500.

Imagery has become a kind of proof of existence.

A university education has become a very expensive insurance policy — proof, Thiel argues, that true innovation has stalled.

The debate over whether women can vote at the Synod of Bishops has become a flashpoint for those seeking proof the centuries-old, male-dominated Catholic church is finally willing to listen to women's voices. .

"Bear proofing" has become a way of life here.

Since its release in February in Australia, "Rabbit-Proof Fence" has become a rallying point in a national controversy.

Consequently, the selection of endpoints for proof-of-concept studies has become a major challenge in acute heart failure (AHF) research.

What many regarded as little more than proof of concept for Windows 10 has become a leader in the two-in-one tablet category in its own right.

DNA methylation has become a hallmark of aging, though there is so far no proof that a change in specific DNA methylation patterns can extend lifespan [ 1].