Sentence examples for proves a point from inspiring English sources

It seems that every year Summer Jam proves a point.

"Paul" proves a point about the genre: it's tougher than it sounds to make that sort of main character funny rather than irritating and one-note.

McCarthy Proves a Point American soldiers fighting the war in Europe followed the 1943 game by listening to the game at Shibe Park in Philadelphia on shortwave radio.

At $250, the Steel is a fun investment in the future of wearables — and proves a point about how they can be best used — but isn't a must-have.

The rendition of "Twist and Shout" builds on this sense of Springsteen's dedication to making sure his fans enjoy themselves (and proves a point - it was the song that saw the plug pulled at that Hyde Park gig), but it grates – it feels unnecessary for an artist who does not need gimmicks.

Selena Roberts's terrific column "For Progress, Perceptions Must Change" (Jan . 8 proves a point that has been made for years: race is still a huge factor in this country, be it in our nation's social fabric, or in this case, our nation's professional sports.

Exaggerated to prove a point?

But I'm proving a point".

To Prove a Point; TAHITI NUI.

"Well, prove a point to who?

The concert proved a point about Mr. Bacharach.