Sentence examples for rare proof from inspiring English sources

A rare proof set of these etchings was recently given to the center by the Yale alumnus Robert Whittemore.

A decade ago Thailand was a shining example—rare proof that in South-East Asia a vibrant democracy could go hand-in-hand with a thriving economy.

He described the site as "a way of having a more direct conversation with consumers", who will have the chance to compete for prizes from rare proof copies to attending author events.

To see this diminutive figure get through three shirts in as many hours, the only conceivable reason for two intervals, making for a very long evening, offered rare proof of the passion, as much as the energy, that he brings to every bar, his windmill arms caressing each last thrilling nuance out of his performers.

The charity's chair of trustees, Alan Yentob – a highly paid BBC executive who makes sycophantic programmes about famous people – should have known better, even if the BBC's own budget has until recently been rare proof of the tree-grown theory of money.

Taken on October 15, this and other "absolutely sensational" new pictures offer rare proof of the sperm whale's taste for giant squid, said giant squid expert Steve O'Shea of the Auckland University of Technology in New Zealand.

In addition to the limited edition t-shirts and jean jackets on display were rare proofs of vibrant and colorful album and tour photo shoots, and the intricate, wire-y inside of one of Daft Punk's famous helmets.

If they were genuine, they could be that rare thing: proof of corruption.

Sharif Mobley, 30, whose lawyers consider him to be disappeared, managed to call his wife in Philadelphia on Thursday, the first time they had spoken since February and a rare independent proof he is alive since a brief phone call with his mother in July.

Sutcliffe, a close friend and team-mate of Waddington, called him "a genial fellow in the dressing room; a man with a rare personality, proof of which is shown by the fact that whenever there was a discussion of any kind in the dressing room, Abe generally ruled it, to all intents and purposes, the chairman".

The 1880 nickel, with only 16,000 pieces struck for circulation, remains the rarest non-proof Shield nickel today.