Sentence examples for proved a subject from inspiring English sources

But a 61-acre patch, where one old, unplugged well and some abandoned cement and other equipment lie, has proved a subject of contention.

How should research on minors be conducted, and how do you prove a subject is not a minor?

But the test doesn't work the way it's supposed to, and the idea that an increased heart rate proves a subject is lying is a long-propagated myth.

Communicating complexity alone has proved a divisive subject on the Network.

Lee liked the idea and proved a natural subject, going on with her life as though the camera weren't there.

"Although globalization is universally acknowledged as one of the most pressing issues of our time, it has usually proved a poor subject for fiction," the writer Siddhartha Deb observes.

Recent UK military history has not proved a popular subject for British film-makers, with Kajaki – an account of a 2006 incident during the Afghanistan war – being one of the few exceptions.

The blockade by protesters angry at a government U-turn on a free trade deal with the EU was widely covered in the Vietnamese press and proved a popular subject on social media.

Its novelty proved a moot subject, for it had none.

Mr. Sheldon proved an elusive subject, Ms. Peyser said, "reluctant to talk about personal things, very eager to get a laugh and entertain".

He proved an evasive subject there, and elsewhere.