Sentence examples for proves even more from inspiring English sources
"Cathouse" proves, even more than "The Bachelor," that ordinary people want to be on television even if it means 15 minutes of shame.
The novel does sag a bit under some excess plot, and, when Bennet's identity proves even more precarious than Charles suspects, the peeling of masks becomes audible.
The drama, in its stark emphases on choices that contemporary life renders all the more difficult, proves even more revealing of the city's latter-day losses, as well as its gains.
The investigation proves even more challenging for Wallander when Maj. Karlis Liepa Soren Mallingg), a stoic Latvian inspector, arrives from Riga but refuses to divulge what he knows of the gruesome murders.
Guardian film critic, Mike McCahill: "A canny cast earn any final-reel tears honestly: the ever-ebullient Viard proves even more expressive without spoken dialogue, and Eric Elmosnino lends wry support as the choirmaster.
A canny cast earn any final-reel tears honestly: the ever-ebullient Viard proves even more expressive without spoken dialogue, and Eric Elmosnino lends wry support as the choirmaster.
Germany has recently proved even more profitable.
The seniority protections proved even more costly.
But others could prove even more difficult to muzzle.
Cruz's second catch proved even more memorable.
This machine proved even more surprising in the West.
