Sentence examples for rather proven from inspiring English sources

"As for their weak pretexts about fabricated crimes committed by Sudan, we can discuss it with them after they bring those who committed the atrocities and massacres in Palestine, Lebanon and Iraq to the court implicated for the same crimes, but ones that are not fabricated, but rather proven with documents and incidents," Mr. Assad added.

Which rather proved her point, didn't it?

"He would rather prove to people he's right than to be right".

Which rather proves the point that there's no shortage of talented people of either gender in the business world.

Indeed, this interview is rather proving that the BBC can't wait to get on and talk about the debates rather than the issues.

That Mr Stiglitz, a great and original theorist, should spend his time writing a "me-too" globalisation book rather proves his point that markets sometimes misallocate resources.

The general reaction to my original essay from people not professionally involved in philosophy rather proves my point about the need for linguistic reform.

And in part, perhaps rather proving Harry Lime's point about chaos and creativity, Bauza seems underwhelming because Argentina has such a wealth of high-class coaches.

"I do not think that Professor Nutt's statements on the dangers of drugs are cogent," Hitchens retorts testily, rather proving the point.

In short, many programs of the so-called welfare state, often derogated by conservatives as undermining family life, have rather proved a substantial – if not always successful – source of support for child-rearing.

The recent wave of smoking bans rather proves his point.The callow nephewThere are many ways for a government to queer the pitch in favour of one social result (more saving, less smoking) or another.