Sentence examples for publicly prove from inspiring English sources

When they weigh in, they publicly prove that these issues have reached a tipping point of acceptability – and, in so doing, they increase the rate of change.

The gangs and others like to publicly prove who's the biggest, baddest and most violent, and going after sex offenders is an easy way to demonstrate that.

Espionage was never publicly proved.

Oddly enough though, the whole painful episode – about which Christie never spoke publicly – proved a turning point in her career, propelling her to another level of fame.

China denies involvement in the cyberattack, and no evidence has been aired publicly proving Chinese involvement although the government says it has "moderate confidence" China was involved.

If someone was to succeed his unofficial position of power, they were going to have to earn it through their own publicly proven merits.

The willingness of Mickelson to snap back so publicly will prove a damning legacy for Watson, one of golf's most decorated figures.

Ms. King had set out publicly to prove something ("I knew at the time how big it was," she told a magazine on the 25th anniversary of the match. "I knew it, and I was crazed")., and she happily took on the mantle of female renegade.

The number of people willing to publicly show their defiance proves that the Kremlin has failed to instill fear in the hearts of many, said Georgy Satarov, a former advisor to the late President Boris Yeltsin and an associate of Nemtsov.

This will prove, publicly and for the first time, that the government has been involved in the rampage of killings across the island.

In addition to its powers under existing law, the federal government needs the ability to cut off rogue banks without having to prove publicly a direct connection to terrorists.