Sentence examples for it conclusively proves from inspiring English sources

It conclusively proves the lizard overlords are in fact ruling the planet," added another.

Olivia returns to Matthew the next day and confirms the case is closed, but not before collecting a skin sample that, should she ever need it, conclusively proves that it was Matthew in the amber before.

I asked Hohensinn what he would do if, contrary to fact, it were conclusively proved that prisons like his encouraged crime rather than diminished it.

Even if it is conclusively proved that Jordan lied, the same people crying "deep state" will simply cry "fake news".

The TAC mouse model used is actually a known model for cardiac hypertrophy and it is conclusively proved that inflammation becomes activated [ 11, 12] during cardiac remodeling.

But the overall impact of McIntyre's staging becomes clear when Robin Bowerman's none-too-sober old-stager forgets a key line and the whole audience provides the prompt in unison: "Sardines!" It's a revival that conclusively proves Frayn's premise that all the world's a stage – unfortunately.

While no single line of evidence can prove exactly what happened in this ancient die-off, says Rothman, who is also co-director of MIT's Lorenz Center, "the cumulative impact of all these things is much more powerful than any one individually". While it doesn't conclusively prove that the microbes did it, it does rule out some alternative theories, and makes a strong and consistent case, he says.

No study conclusively proves that survival is improved in BRCA1 carriers.

Apart from the unquestionable relief it affords to suppurating joints, it has been conclusively proven during the last decade that lardaceous degeneration may be arrested by this means.

"It cannot be conclusively proved that the ritual urination had no effect," quips Bellos.

It was never conclusively proved how, though a contaminated sample may have been to blame.