Sentence examples for proof means from inspiring English sources

"Will you show me how Gödel's Proof means a brain can't be modelled on a computer?" asks Hilary, apropos of nothing, at one point.

No matter how serious the allegation, the operation of the burden and standard of proof means the possibility of acquittal is a real one.

I am not sure what this proves other than that Tweney does not know what the word "proof" means.

And yes, I realize that "Future Proof" means that you can upgrade it when new hardware comes out.

It means we've gotten past two of the most important questions you should ask when someone proposes something radically complex and incredibly difficult: "Are you f'ing kidding me?" and "Are you out of your goddamn mind?" A good existence proof means you can answer both questions with a provable "No".

I knew that "proof" meant percentage of alcohol by volume in the liquor: 100 proof was fifty per cent.

But when Matthews, who called the accusation "serious" and "not funny," asked Welch if his lack of proof meant he might want to take back his original tweet, Welch declined.

Proof: Proofing means to allow yeast bread to rise.

Kitten proofing means getting all the things that could be dangerous to small kittens out of the room.

Flood proofing means to remodel or rebuild using materials and methods that will prevent or minimize damage from future floods.

Don Verdean's original archeological passion may be motivated by faith, but it's a faith perverted both by a wrong-headed quest for earthly success and by a fundamental betrayal of faith itself — by asserting that faith is in need of rational proof by means of science and scholarship.