Sentence examples for proved its point from inspiring English sources

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.

As a celebration of pared-down living, the dinner proved its point.

But the newspaper has to some extent proved its point: state institutions in Venezuela are run for the benefit of the government, not the people.

Certainly, Apple proved its point with the iPod in 2001.

And the segment proved its point: those terms are still worryingly relevant almost 85 years after Theodore Abel decided to trick some Nazis into writing their letters.

By the time Big Boi opened his pearl of a song, "The Way You Move," as the clock was headed toward a hard 1 a.m. curfew, the pair, a band and a busy brass section had already proved its point.

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).

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.

The movie was literally doing the thing that it was talking about it and proving its point in a way.

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