Sentence examples for have definitive proof from inspiring English sources

WE even have definitive proof now that people of a certain age are not qualified to vote in Florida.

He doesn't have definitive proof of Obama's intentions, even if the evidence suggests continued grounds for suspicion.

We do not have definitive proof, but we believe it is because of concerted efforts to address the problem.

American officials cautioned that they did not yet have definitive proof that the Chinese were allowed to visit to Abbottabad.

By Elizabeth Minkel April 20, 2011 I don't want to start any fights here, but I think I might have definitive proof that cats are superior to dogs.

I don't want to start any fights here, but I think I might have definitive proof that cats are superior to dogs.

Delivering on that mission is why you carry out your work, so having definitive proof of how you are achieving your aims and to what extent is paramount.

(Some will argue whether it actually is a jump shot. In 20 years no one has definitive proof of his ever jumping).

But, as food writer Kate Hopkins notes in her book 99 Drams of Whiskey, neither country has definitive proof.

For a fleeting moment, the special operators and intelligence people felt they had definitive proof of a link between a Kashmiri militant movement and the jihad in Iraq.

I just don't think that any church, religious order, political party, army or angry spouse should claim that God is on their side (or has signed on as a member of their congregation!) First off, let's go back to basics; No one has definitive proof that there is a God.