Sentence examples for really proof from inspiring English sources

"It's really proof that advertisers are shying away from doing business with the company".

Tempora [GCHQ's internet surveillance program] is really proof … that GCHQ has much less strict legal restrictions than other western government intelligence.

To be among the people that were once our enemies, that which we can now live together with, it's just really proof that we human beings are not like animals".

Ellis wants to punish Charlotte for her suppression, after Anne's death, of The Tenant of Wildfell Hall on grounds of it having been "an entire mistake", but was Charlotte's misguided action really proof of perfidy, as Ellis sees it, a conscious effort to tip the balance of posterity's judgments her way?

That first seed money was really proof of concept money.

Losing those jobs, they say, is really proof of America's greatness, its very essence.

However, even in the walled area the scene is not really animal proof.

He rediscovered everything, except perhaps what he really craved: proof that he could have been a success without drugs.

And that really is proof of how far Japan has come over the seven decades since the end of the second world war.

Encountering one of the five canvases in "Masterpieces of European Painting from the Norton Simon Museum," a pithy loan show at the Frick Collection, has shocked me with really embarrassing proof of my memory's fecklessness.

"It's really just proof of concept right now, we're trying to create the first cultured beef hamburger," said Brin in a film to mark the tasting event in London on Monday.