Sentence examples for length to prove from inspiring English sources

The introduction to the "Parkour Roll Tutorial" says, in part, "The examples in this video are performed by a trained professional and are taken to an extreme length to prove a point.

Disney is going to extraordinary lengths to prove its commitment to China and the Communist Party.

Professor Khosla has gone to great lengths to prove his point.

Staff near the end of their contracts feel they have to go to any lengths to prove their worth.

Gerth and Van Natta go to great lengths to prove that Clinton's office never filed the required paperwork for Telega.

He longs for validation and recognition by his colleagues in the Magicians' Alliance, going to absurd lengths to prove his worth to them.

Once her children are removed, a battered mother must go to great lengths to prove that she is a good enough parent to get them back.

O'Connor's recent book, Alec Guinness: The Unknown, went to inordinate lengths to prove the perfectly possible, but completely unsubstantiated surmise that Guinness was secretly gay.

Lenders, meanwhile, are still dealing with the effects of the boom-gone-bust and are forcing prospective borrowers to go to extraordinary lengths to prove their creditworthiness.

We often talk about all the benefits that stem from getting women access to family planning tools, but Bangladesh went to great lengths to prove this hypothesis.

It would not be uncommon: the lost and lonely depressive going to great lengths to prove just how unlovable he is.