Sentence examples for proving that one from inspiring English sources

American evangelicals adore Lewis because he was an Oxford don who defended the faith in a plummy English accent, thus proving that one could be a respected intellectual and a Christian too.

MR: Again proving that one should pursue their dream.

"Hombre muy bueno," the president added, proving that one of his all-purpose appellations -- calling someone a "good" or "very good" man -- knows no international borders.

It is a bravura debut from a young film-maker, proving that one can still make a movie for no money at a family member's house and come away with a work of art, not just a calling card.

In the past few years, I've been adding these refashioned pieces to my own wardrobe, proving that one can dress stylishly and be eco-friendly all at the same time.

But at some point, perhaps around the time of the death of Princess Diana, somehow the bar for proving that one was a sentient human being, the one over which public figures are obliged to leap, got raised to include a proven capacity for grief.

As he put it, the incident proved that "one bullet in Damascus has more impact than a tank barrage in Idlib or Homs, because the regime doesn't hear the bombings but for sure they hear the bullet in Damascus".

Perhaps their fate merely proves that one should not speak until one knows.

Moreover, two recent publications proved that one of the effects of this drug on TNBC xenograft models is to increase the cancer stem cells (CSCs) population [ 36] by generating intra-tumoral hypoxia [ 37].

This reasoning was made prominent in a paper by Good (1967), where he proves that one should always seek "free evidence" that may have a bearing on the decision at hand.

I had to prove that one could have a long, happy life without ever owning a freezer.