Sentence examples for ideas proved from inspiring English sources

But these ideas proved too radical.

Seeing his classmates strike gold with simpler ideas proved to be a valuable lesson.

These ideas proved popular with Trump supporters, and rants about Mexico were soon a regular feature of his campaign events.

Those ideas proved difficult to turn into practice, as any sort of mobile force could move forward, and few armies would tolerate being deprived of their capacity to counterattack.

Only the fittest of these survived, of course, nature having decreed that Darwin should undergo the agony of seeing his ideas proved within the family home, and among the casualties was Annie (Martha West), his eldest daughter, whose curiosity, companionship, and "buoyant joyousness," as he later described it, were stilled at her death, aged ten, in 1851.

As early as 1916 he began to draw up an international peacekeeping agreement, and in 1919, when he was sent to the peace conference in Paris, his ideas proved generally compatible with those of United States President Woodrow Wilson and South African Field Marshal Jan Christian Smuts, the other prominent advocates of the League.

Its history is one of unbelievable ideas proving to be true.

As usual with Toback, the integration of a dozen potentially fascinating Big Ideas proves difficult and unwieldy.

But some of those ideas prove to be harbingers of major new insights.

If neither of these ideas prove acceptable to David Cameron he'll have to give something else to quieten those who've been told for years not to "obsess" about Europe and now feel that events have proved them right.

But we must embrace new ideas if new ideas prove to be realistic and forward looking.