Sentence examples for proved more true from inspiring English sources

THE old saying that where there's muck, there's brass has never proved more true than in genetics.

This has proved more than true with a plethora of mobile messaging apps, which cite millions, tens of millions, and sometimes even hundreds of millions of users.

Braking proved more challenging.

The bonds proved more difficult.

That has proved even more true in Libya, where Mr. Obama reluctantly threw his support behind a NATO-led bombing campaign that has bogged down.

If true, soft chow may prove more tolerable than hard chow, given the lack of enamel.

Although the same ugliness is true of eating flesh, that lesson is proving more elusive.

But to have Murray in the mix as well as a player who is just as trustworthy and fearless in those big moments in close games will be huge for a Nuggets team that has struggled to close out in recent history, and this should prove to be even more true come playoff time.

In addition to a well-preserved medieval center filled with lovely shops and cafes, Regensburg also boasts a modern university (opened in 1967) and, as local lore has it and experience seems to prove true, more bars and restaurants per square mile than any other city in Germany.

If current polling proves true, more than 20percentt of adults in the U.S. will soon live in states where marijuana is legal, including the entire west coast.

So the old adage is once more proved true: that the best intentions can turn to dust and have unforeseen consequences.