Sentence examples for it proves very from inspiring English sources

It's not pretty, but here it proves very effective.

Instead, the portrait sitting is a discussion, and an intimate discussion at that: one-on-one, with another activity - the painting - going on, it proves very easy for people to let go of their normal social controls.

Jack's weakness for Michele leads him into, among other things, an exploration of her secret-strewn past; it proves very much at odds with her current life as an opera star and the wife of "Charles Ralston-Million-Dollar Ralston," a pharmaceutical company executive with an initial public stock offering in the works.

Hopes were high for this reunion of those behind 1998's enduring The Wedding Singer, but it proves very much un film de Sandler: so lazy you feel unconscionably guilty for snorting at the three jokes in its two hours that merit any response.

But when it comes to landing it proves very tricky indeed.

"When you have got guys like Jon [Davies] and George in great form and the backline really working for each other and all the forwards, it proves very potent.

In its latest guise, it meets ultra-low-emissions standards, but it proved very thirsty.

In the past few weeks, it proved very difficult for the government even to organize its various militias to jointly defend the few blocks it still controls.

Although the gamble was small in financial terms, in PR terms it proved very costly.

This is the point where you might expect me to say, "But it proved very difficult – if not impossible".

He then found that some very clinging grime and soot had settled on him and it proved very difficult to wash off.