Sentence examples for needs proving from inspiring English sources
It's the case against the stones' arrangement being circular that needs proving, not the other way around.
Our gossip magazines trot out photographs to claim falsely that Hollywood's stars are "just like us"; in France, it hardly needs proving.
Bryson and I part company on begging the question, which he accurately describes as presenting as proof something that itself needs proving, like the logical fallacy "parallel lines will never meet because they are parallel".
"In the scout geography of masculinity, manhood needs proving," said Jay Mechling, a professor of American studies at the University of California at Davis and the author of "On My Honor: Boy Scouts and the Making of American Youth" (University of Chicago Press, 2001).
Maslow's hierarchy of needs proved most useful for understanding carers' expectations of respite services.
In contrast, assessing the severity of unmet spiritual needs proved more problematic.
Because God doesn't need proving.
We need proven winners and with the last two appointments we haven't.
Their care, far more than I actually needed, proved even more memorable than the tourist sights.
We need prove that (4.8).
We only need prove the sufficiency.
