Sentence examples for prove its point from inspiring English sources

To prove its point, it highlighted Guangdong's Tanba township for failing to report more than 2,000 births.

To prove its point it ran a radio ad in Speaker J. Dennis Hastert's district at the edge of Chicago last week just before the Illinois primary (and before the Senate campaign finance vote).

The report cited a repeat broadcast of the episode from 2005 to prove its point that it promoted use of profanity among children.

The episode originally aired during the 2001 2002 television season, ironically the season in which the PTC named SpongeBob SquarePants among the best programs on cable television, but the report cited a repeat broadcast of the episode from 2005 to prove its point that it promoted use of profanity among children.

Tense, conflicted and involving, O'Dell's novel deftly captures the voice of a teenage boy who's in trouble and facing profound challenges, even if the narrative sometimes feels dramatically inflated in order to prove its point: that evil runs deep and rooting it out is a difficult, thankless chore.

The air force hopes to prove its point in the coming months.

But some analysts said that the chances of North Korea launching a limited border skirmish to prove its points were rising.

But some analysts said that the chances of North Korea possibly starting a limited border skirmish to prove its points were rising.

"Through the dreams of Obama's father we can see... .. is the typical language used to emphatically "prove" its points.

Far from wanting GiveDirectly to disappear once it has proved its point, Niehaus thinks it can help other NGOs, and even governments, to implement their cash-transfer schemes.

However, he opined that "Confessions on a Dance Floor won't stand the test of time like her glorious early club hits, but it proves its point.