Sentence examples for proves of from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'proves of' is not correct and should not be used in written English
The correct phrase to use is 'proof of'. Example: I need proof of your identity before I can proceed.
Which proves, of course, exactly how important ideas are.
None of that proves, of course, that the bottom has been reached.
What this proves, of course, is next to nothing: scraping student-volunteered favorite bands is not exactly a scientifically valid way of associating individuals and music tastes.
Otherwise, the government faces four years of cat-herding involving the Greens and their bitter enemies in the rural micro-parties, particularly if the Coalition proves of a mind to be obstructive.
Although no one doubts the value of a college degree, "student-athletes" have to spend so much time playing sports that their supposed education often proves of little use.Among the first serious challenges to this amateur labour model were a pair of lawsuits filed in 2009 against both the NCAA and Electronic Arts (EA), a video-game maker.
In an interview with Paris-Match Mr Sarkozy has now distanced himself from the prime minister by suggesting that the CPE should be tried out for six months and junked if it proves of no use.Much will depend on the turn-out next week.
But it may prove of no avail.
Such firepower proved of scant use.
In Banda Aceh, the measure had proved of minor consequence.
This had proved of particular use against burglars, he said.
