Sentence examples for longer proved from inspiring English sources

While his reasons for ditching drama are somewhat murky, Lewis did suggest that entertaining fans no longer proved satisfying enough.

There are no less than twenty-six IngvaRunestoneses, twenty-three of them being in the Lake Mälaren region of Uppland in Sweden, referring to Swedish warriors who went out with Ingvar on his expedition to the Saracen lands, an expedition whose purpose was probably to reopen old trade routes, now that the Bulgars and the Khazars no longer proved obstacles.

At Saint-Mandé, Marguerite Louise underwent a transformation: she no longer cared for "excesses", and busied herself with reforming the convent, which she called a "spiritual brothel"; the absentee mother superior, who wore men's clothing, was sent away, non-conformist nuns were removed and it is because of these deeds her behaviour no longer proved a bone of contention with Florence.

The innocent can no longer prove their innocence.

Prospective daughters-in-law need no longer prove their worth by preparing a good "pho" — the national broth.

Drake has a longer, proven track record of crafting memorable songs with strong hooks, bridges, themes, and imagery.

The case for a massively expensive exam at 16 – once the school-leaving certificate – is no longer proven.

The moment still happens at City Ballet, but it no longer proves a gateway, as it once did, to Advanced Balanchine.

Yet as the Spanish move, and the commission's decision to allow it, suggest, when times are tough the draw of abstract principles no longer proves so magnetic.

He is supposedly in the scene of Joan Cusack's engagement party in "Working Girl" (1988), for instance, but you can no longer prove it, even by him.

Now, when Mr. Underwood is no longer proving himself as useful as she previously thought, she's willing to drop him — and certainly less eager to sleep with a married who's older than her dad.