Sentence examples for release proved from inspiring English sources

Beyoncé's single release proved the opposite: even if you try to force people to pay for music, they will find a way to listen to it anyway.

As promises of imminent release proved hollow, as they moved from place to place, sometimes in rooms without windows, sometimes living in more comfortable premises, fed the same meals of chicken and beans, they tried to maintain their morale.

For years a domestic DVD release proved impossible because of a legal tangle between Universal, which owned the series, and Miramax, which had acquired the rights to Martin Caidin's novel "Cyborg," on which the show was based.

As noted by Deadline.com, a tongue-in-cheek "Glee 3-D" publicity message, sent to reporters before the movie's release, proved prescient: "For two years, we've been mercilessly bombarded with the pubescent nonsense of carnival sideshow freaks calling themselves 'The Glee Club.' And now, they're trying to shove a 3-D concert movie down our throats".

Negotiations for the Chibok girls' release proved difficult under Boko Haram's leader Abubakar Shekau.

This initial dynamic – being communicated at via excoriatory press release proved to be a consistent theme going forward.

My release proves that I was right to hope.

And much of the data that they do release proves to be outdated or inaccurate.

Bluntly, this $400,000 biker movie earned almost $20 million at the time of its release, proving that the counterculture could be turned into customers with the right sales pitch.

There Are Debts — Hopkins's fourth album but only his second Irish release — proves a more confident version of his singer-songwriting style.

It tends to be only when a release proves an unexpected hit that the lawyers get interested, as discovered by New York DJ Baauer when his obscure white label release Harlem Shake became 2013's most unpredictable hit.