Sentence examples for move to prove from inspiring English sources

"It's a face-saving move to prove they are still relevant".

For nearly four years, Mr. Ackman argued loudly and often that Herbalife was a pyramid scheme that took advantage of customers — at one point staking $1 billion on a decline in Herbalife's shares in a characteristically brash move to prove his point.

Given his previous grumbling about feminists and what he perceives as unwarranted political correctness, the fact that Davies was elected to the equalities committee should perhaps be read as some kind of surreal move to prove that parliament has a sense of humour.

"It was just a kind of good faith move to prove to brands that we were creating this compliant and trustworthy platform".

Does the immediacy of mobile help the user?" Well, the first thing I ask myself about all iPhone apps these days is this: is it really useful or is it a bandwagon agency/dev shop move to prove competency in order to get into the mobile development game?

"Both sides say the other party should take a big first move to prove its sincerity.

That's the basic premise of this hokey fable, in which Pfeiffer's ex-marine-turned-high-school-grunt dons a leather jacket and shows off her karate moves to prove her street chops.

It's a paradoxical move for a man who claimed he never wanted to grow up, and yet moved to prove his manhood by grabbing his, well, manhood.

Others who seek Guardiola's signature have made tentative moves to prove they wish to fully adopt Barcelona's self-replenishing program; Manchester City, for example, has hired the former Barcelona directors Txiki Begiristain and Ferran Soriano.

In 1603 Dudley initiated moves to prove that he was the legitimate son of his parents and thus the heir to the earldoms of Warwick and Leicester.

Even when Othello moves to to prove Desdemona's infidelity, he is acting like Iago's puppet.