Sentence examples for proof of how much from inspiring English sources

They are proof of how much Egyptians yearn for democracy.

This as proof of how much I enjoy reading it.

It was also proof of how much the Exchequer is losing.

This shift is proof of how much more fashion-savvy the entire world is.

This was a poignant spectacle, and proof of how much it means, to dancers, to have serious work made on them.

At a recent campus dinner in his honor, colleagues and former students cited him as proof of how much writers can learn in the classroom.

His performance is proof positive of how much wonderful truth can emerge from the most scandalous of lies.

Two plays currently in revival — Williams's "The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore," from 1964 (a Roundabout Theatre Company production, at the Laura Pels), and Chekhov's "Three Sisters," from 1901 (at the Classic Stage Company) — are proof, if proof is needed, of how much these protean artists share.

IF PROOF were needed of how much the world has changed for banks, this week brought two pieces of evidence.

Proof, if needed, of how much the personnel of New Labour and the coalition have in common.

So this week's commemoration of 1988 was as irrefutable a proof as any of how much Myanmar has changed under Thein Sein, the former general who is now its president.