Sentence examples for proving the notion from inspiring English sources

But his early work was so visceral (and his recent releases so tepid) that he comes close to proving the notion that the best art comes from pain and chaos.

Note, it should be made in passing that Indonesia is the largest Muslim country, while Malaysia is predominantly Muslim; hence proving the notion that Islam and growth are incompatible as rubbish.

For the writer Paul Goldberger, Johnson's design of the Four Seasons substantiated a modernism that was more than mere functionalism – and proved "the notion that modernism could, in fact, deal in emotion".

Clark vividly brings to life the scientists who roundly rejected the significance of Carrington's discovery of solar flares, as well as those who took up his struggle to prove the notion that the Earth could be touched by influences from space.

But observations to prove the notion have been hard to come by, because the atmosphere can't readily be seen at visible wavelengths when the moon is eclipsed.

Dissecting the track again proves the notion of a whole sometimes being greater than the sum of the parts.

People have been coming to gawk at us for centuries, and the plight of Saartjie Baartman only proves the notion that we are viewed as too different.

Individual men may seek to prove the notion that they have found grace a la the Protestant ethic that Max Weber talks about.

They are the ones that often rebel against the idea of picking one area to focus on and decide that they will prove the notion of needing a business niche wrong.

Despite extensive searches, I have not found a study that proves the notion that large-droplets transmission is predominant and that aerosol transmission is negligible (or nonexistent).

Interestingly, we discovered that binding of Nap1 at these eight loci is dramatically decreased upon deletion of HTZ1, which clearly prove the notion that Nap1-binding is Htz1-dependent.