Sentence examples for proved which from inspiring English sources

No, because if it were, that would mean it could be proved, which would make it true.

If proved – which appears far from certain, in the absence of any identified players – the allegations would seriously damage the sport's image.

Their inky fingerprints survive on a few working sheets, and a historical sleuth has proved which manuscripts one of them used to produce a definitive printed text simply by matching whorls.

If the allegations turn out to be proved, which of course is a matter for the courts to decide, on August 10 our security and intelligence services and police thwarted an alleged conspiracy more audacious and potentially more murderous than anything Britain has seen before.

One limitation on any charge of bribery is that some element of "corrupt purpose" must be implied or proved, which means that in the absence of a complete statutory prohibition on the granting of favours to a public official, a gift is not a bribe unless there has been some intent to influence the official behaviour of the recipient.

Thus, the first inequality in (4.7) is proved (which in fact holds for (kge0)).

People so need to prove which "side" is right.

"Only history will prove which one of us is right," said Smith.

I don't want to have people telling me that God will prove which is right.

Of course, it is impossible to prove which hypothesis most successfully explains our creative abilities.

But that depends on how costly these regulations prove, which is another bone of contention.