Sentence examples for merely proof from inspiring English sources

To fans among us, this is merely proof that geeks will inherit the earth.

It is merely proof that authentic is not always the same as good.

Wilder, in his postfight interview, claimed that his ability to score a knockout with a partially blocked punch was merely proof of how hard he hits.

Whenever you encounter resistance, it's merely proof that you're alive and active, and it probably means your life is an interesting one.

But cooperation is merely proof of a common goal - in this case the removal of white supremacy - and is not proof of a complete community of interests.

But perhaps this is merely proof that Kalman's most lasting legacy will be his provocative ideas, and the independence and questioning spirit he brought to his work.

Perhaps Stoke's early-season pragmatism was merely proof of a solid platform awaiting the arrival of a cavalry to add penetration and panache.

This Trump Unchained era is merely proof that no aide, not even a brusque Marine general with a chest full of medals, is going to bring order to a President determined to have his own way.

A spokesman for Mr. McGreevey, Richard McGrath, said the resemblance between the ads was merely proof that "great minds think alike" and had nothing to do with the shared consulting firm.

But here we have in undeniable clarity not merely proof of exactly how this system functions, but also the rotted and fundamentally corrupt precept on which it's based: that some actors are simply too important and too powerful to punish criminally.

That 98% of Americans can't tell the difference between a Chevy and a GMC, a Buick and an Oldsmobile, is merely proof of this fact.