Sentence examples for prove something else from inspiring English sources
"There are no facts whatsoever to prove something else".
Alternatively, my need to see messages on my phone could prove something else: that "Driven to Distraction at Work" is insufficiently gripping.
He has more to prove about his talents, but he is proud to have proved something else to the Angels.
But all the talking proved something else: he still cares – a bit too much for his own good.
The reaction to The Birthday Party also proves something else: that the visionary artist is always ahead of the critics and, to some extent, the public.
Culture has helped put the heart and soul back in one of Britain's oldest and proudest cities. Liverpool has also proved something else: that world-class culture and entertainment do not end once you move outside the M25.
Federer and Nadal, with help from Djokovic, proved something else these past few months: Americans do not need an American in the mix to appreciate what this sport has to offer.
The experiment, meanwhile, is proving something else: how difficult it can be, politically and practically, to make fundamental changes in the sprawling $400 billion federal Medicare program, which now covers some 44 million Americans.
"This episode also proves something else about David Cameron: he leads a Conservative party that has given up on the Scottish people; a Conservative party that now simply wants to use Scotland as a political device; a Conservative party that does not even try and pretend it can represent the whole country.
While some worry that the immigrants that will most benefit from the Senate's legislation are mostly poor, with limited education and destined to be government dependents, history has proven something else.
