Sentence examples for proves constantly from inspiring English sources

Controversial and unpopular views and opinions get the most attention, as the Daily Mail proves constantly.

(Scott) 'My Life as Abraham Lincoln' (No rating, 1 27) Shari Berman's dramedy about a beleaguered New Yorker (the appealing, accessible Caroline Luft) is an abstract stew in which truth (about people, about events) proves constantly elusive.

But some people still knew how to do it properly, as this guy proved, constantly heckling the UKIP team, who were now flapping around in a panicky fashion without their leader.

Letting go of it allowed him also to let go of "fear and insecurity – which always comes out as arrogance, the need to prove yourself constantly.

Wyden, who sits on the intelligence committee and has more access to classified information than most senators, has been proven right constantly in the last two years after issuing similar warnings.

Whereas the Austrian parliament, or Reichsrat, had been suspended in March 1914 and was not reconvened for three years, the Hungarian parliament in Budapest continued its sessions, and the Hungarian government proved itself constantly less amenable to dictation from the military than had the Austrian.

Especially as he continued in science after graduation, he felt he had to be mentally strong and prove himself constantly.

"Just think in 1989 she was surrounded by men and mostly white men and she had to prove herself constantly.

Samantha proves to be constantly available, always curious and interested, supportive and undemanding.

But it's difficult to fault those who hope that it might be, when the outside world constantly proves itself pervasively hostile, as well as, on occasion, horrifically violent.

And he constantly proves it.