Sentence examples for proves to be precisely from inspiring English sources

And surely playwrights courageous enough to tackle such controversial material deserve a theater courageous enough not to postpone their play when it proves to be precisely as controversial as they must have known it would be when they accepted it.

He said the experience had proved to be precisely the "something more" he had been craving.

Pavlova's steps in Giselle's Act I solo proved to be precisely what Royal Ballet went on to do for decades.

As a deep-sequencing technique, RNA-seq has proven to be powerful for precisely measuring levels of transcripts and their isoforms expressed under different conditions.

Moreover, the proposed non-parametric identification method is proved to be effective by the precisely identifying GFRFs of a two-input two-output nonlinear system.

Over the last four decades, the only ones in which gold was freely traded, gold proved to be a good buy precisely when it appeared the system was failing.

There was nothing pyrrhic about the liberal victory: The nominee who was confirmed in Bork's stead, Anthony Kennedy, has indeed proven to be much more liberal on precisely those issues (privacy, sexuality, free speech) that Bork's critics emphasized in their 1987 attacks.

These questions are worth asking precisely because Mr. Bridges has proved to be such a wise and natural presence on screen, and because this album wouldn't exist otherwise.

Across the country, people began absorbing what was proving to be at times a confusing barrage of disclosures on precisely what the government was doing.

The Gunners did precisely that, with Aaron Ramsey scoring what proved to be the winner with his side's first effort at goal in the 62nd minute.

But precisely those things that got her in trouble at Condé Nast should prove to be credentials in her tenure at Wenner.