Sentence examples for have proven through from inspiring English sources
Because women have proven, through their choices, that they would rather not.
"This is the first time that we have proven through direct evidence that he made up an accusation against someone," Mr. Blackburn said of the White case.
"What we have proven through psychophysics, electrophysiology, and quantitative analysis," said Abraham, "is that when the brain of an H.P.P.D. person is stimulated by some perceptual force in the environment, mostly visual, the stimulus is disinhibited".
In an interview recorded for Wales at the Olympics, Cooke, who is now based in Switzerland, added: "I have proven through my experience and my results what I'm capable of".
And as I have proven through my votes and actions since coming to the Senate, I am deeply committed to protecting Israel's security, including full aid funding and support for critical security measures like Iron Dome.
The "leader" of "the great Arab revolt" that handed our chains from the Ottomans over to the Europeans who managed to carve up the entire Levant region into an incomprehensible set of fake identities that have proven through the decades to be unsatisfying.
As books like this one have proved through the decades, a Hollywood writer is only an old hand when he gives the moguls his middle finger.
Her claims appeared in the American media on the same day as another amateur sleuth, a Washington law professor, claimed to have proved through forensic re-examination that the Boston Strangler was not Albert DeSalvo, the man who confessed to the killings in the 1960s.
I think that Zenit has proven through its work that the club understands what tolerance is, and what it means to have tolerant behaviour.
Dowding has proven through various experiments that simply applying a thick layer of compost on top of existing soil (rather than meticulously digging it in), reaps fantastic results.
It is a system that has proven through history to be capable to adapt, self-organise, improve and take advantage of the unpredictable, in short to prosper in disorder.
