Sentence examples for proved totally from inspiring English sources

Oldenbarnevelt's optimism had proved totally misplaced.

But despite promises of "surgical strikes" and "special operations", the 1999-2000 offensive proved totally indiscriminate.

But we'll see in October; I may be proved totally wrong.

How come Mallett was able to tell his men precisely what the opposition would do and be proved totally right?

The third reason, obviously, is that Osborne's forecasts of a recovery lurking just around the corner have proved totally wrong.

Andrea Quinn, City Ballet's music director and an expert on avant-garde music, proved totally at home with her vibrant conducting of favorite and sometimes more obscure Rodgers melodies.

"I thought it might, and I was proven totally wrong," said Jim Leach, the endowment's chairman.

The great enterprise to which the Cid had devoted so much of his energies was to prove totally ephemeral.

Sometimes, as with Barcelona in 1992, the fears expressed in pieces such as this one prove totally unfounded.

The agreement that emerged on Monday will not solve the country's problems and is likely to prove totally unworkable.

I simply can't afford to arrive at the cluing process for a word which proves totally unworkable in PD.