Sentence examples for people proving from inspiring English sources

"The BBC's coverage of the world championship last year alone was watched by over 15 million people, proving how popular our sport is.

In 2008, responding to falling ratings, MTV sought a new direction, one that an executive at the time said would focus "more on young people proving themselves," because "these are the themes that are consistent with the Obama generation".

Their set delivered epic silliness (Bing Bong), blissed-out wishful thinking (Hello Sunshine) and emotional potency (Mountain People), proving that you can deliver a big reassuring hug of a festival performance without sacrificing wit and invention.

The criteria includes people proving they are out of work through "no fault" of their own and working for a designated period in the year prior to losing their job with the severity of eligibility requirements varying state-by-state.

As Brian Graden, the network's president for entertainment put it, MTV's new shows would "focus less on silly hooks and more on young people proving themselves," because "these are the themes that are consistent with the Obama generation".

"Retailers have picked up on the fact that labelling a product as vegan attracts many other people, proving that it's not just vegans who love vegan food," said a spokeswoman for the Vegan Society.

These people proved me wrong.

No subject people proved more rebellious than the Irish.

But living with people proved to be even more difficult.

"Using the Roman theatre to execute people proves that these people are against humanity".

A friendly, inclusive show like "My People" proved just the ticket for the time.