Sentence examples for proven one thing from inspiring English sources

If apps like Instagram have proven one thing, it's that photos and mobile phones are an extremely popular (and powerful) combination.

We've had some time with the pre-release build ahead of today's launch, and our time spent with the next version of Apple's desktop OS has proven one thing: Yosemite offers a host of great new features for users new to Mac and experienced Apple fans alike.

As with many exciting new technologies, the hype surrounding Blockchain has been extreme and prompted a tidal wave of corporate experimentation that has proven one thing: Blockchain is not a good fit for all applications, but for some, it is an exceptional fit.

If "practical reason" has proven one thing, it has shown the closet, particularly for the Catholic Church, to be destructive on so many levels.

And if the Kentucky Republican has proven one thing these past 18 months, it is that he can unite disparate factions around certain principles, chief among them that there are political benefits to opposing the president.

When Jean rejoins the Mathletes for one last contest and all the Freaks turn up to cheer her on, it proves one thing: truly, friendship can cross any boundary.

The landmine he stepped on basically proved one thing: no lawyer or media strategist was privy to his wacked-out remarks before he went on air.

While the fact that a Basquiat will sell for many tens of millions when a Bacon will not might say something about the capriciousness of taste (depending on your own), it proves one thing: There remain tens of millions to be spent on art.

"El Cortez" should prove one thing to aspiring filmmakers: On a low-budget project, stay away from special effects.

If the incident proved one thing it was that bums on seats are no guarantee of good behaviour, not least because for much of the time the bums are on their feet.

The vicious attacks last week on the pro-European movement prove one thing and one thing only: the hard Brexit cheerleaders realise that the public is starting to ask questions about Brexit and what it will really mean for our great nation.