Sentence examples for proven without a doubt from inspiring English sources

According to Leigh: "I'm grateful to the women who have gone before me and have proven – without a doubt – that women are more than capable of making great films, all kinds of great films".

"The last few hours have proven without a doubt that the country is going through a decisive and critical time and the level of tension in some regions is rising to unprecedented levels," the statement said.

No wonder Papa Doc doesn't live in the 313, which was originally stated somewhat humorously but is now proven without a doubt.

Our behavioural analytics experience has proven without a doubt that relationships founded on reciprocity, i.e. where both parties 'get' something, are much more profitable.

After all agricultural practices have now been proven without a doubt to have caused the highest environmental impact to the planet. .

Sadly, nothing in the material appears to prove without a doubt that we are not alone.

Mrs. Williams said she and Ms. McDonald knew they might never find a piece of paper to prove, without a doubt, Thomas Woodson's link to Jefferson.

In an interview, the Iraqi foreign minister, Naji Sabri, said that an unexploded Israeli missile had been discovered near Baghdad, which he said proved without a doubt the involvement of the Israelis.

All you need to do is go within three yards of him and he will immediately roll around on the floor in a state of theatrical agony looking for the nearest referee, thereby proving without a doubt his identity" - Tom Quinn.

However, he proved without a doubt, during the one season where he did have a team capable of competing, that he could manage very successfully at that level and, if given the right tools, even higher".

The work of American astronomer Allan Sandage and his collaborators proved without a doubt that the range in age for globular clusters was relatively small and that the detailed characteristics of the giant branches of their colour-magnitude diagrams were correlated with age and small differences in chemical abundances.