Sentence examples for has proven something from inspiring English sources

The ZX Spectrum has proven something of a cult hit among contemporary gamers, with Spectrum titles – complete with basic game play and retro graphics – popular on modern PCs, Macs and mobile devices.

Smith: Silva has won three Premier League titles but he has proven something wrong.

Even so, it's faring better than MoviePass itself, which has proven something of an inextinguishable garbage fire over the last several months.

Also, many of them have only learned this after accumulating ruinous levels of debt to finance a college education that not only will not "launch them into greatness," but has proven something of a fraud.

While some worry that the immigrants that will most benefit from the Senate's legislation are mostly poor, with limited education and destined to be government dependents, history has proven something else.

The professional category, too, has proven something of a surprise hit, as more companies opt for the affordability and portability of a desktop printer for rapid prototyping over their Xerox machine-sized brethren designed by the likes of Stratasys and 3D Systems.

The contrast with his predecessor has proved something of a gift.

The large room on the second floor has proved something of an archaeological challenge.

Lately, after much costly and frustrating drilling, it has proved something of a disappointment.

In fact, it has proved something of a nightmare for the far-right Republican Party.

Once a mathematician has proved something, it's truth is permanent.