Sentence examples for seeking proofs from inspiring English sources

Fischer [ 20][ p. 49] argues that 'rather than seeking proofs through formal logic and empirical examination, the investigation of social action requires the use of metaphoric processes that pull together and connect different experiences based on perceived similarities'.

But reporters seeking proof have been offered none to account for even part of that number.

Now the Count is seeking proof for his long-festering suspicions.

A team of South Korean researchers is in the United States now seeking proof of an American role.

Eurozone governments are seeking proof from Athens it can keep its promises, in exchange for agreeing to start talks on a deal.

But Dr. Woodley suggested that policy makers spend less time seeking proof of effectiveness and instead treat seeding as another resource.

DETROIT — Lawmakers and the Transportation Department stepped up pressure Tuesday on Toyota, seeking proof that problems that could cause its cars to speed up unexpectedly were limited to floor mats and sticking pedals.

The interesting thing about "Something's Gotta Give" and "It's Complicated" is that the women in them aren't remotely on the hunt, seeking proof of their sexual appeal in the form of studly younger men — or men their own age, for that matter.

Seeking proof, he returns to Hobbs End, bringing a machine Roney has been working on which taps into the primeval psyche.

The debate over whether women can vote at the Synod of Bishops has become a flashpoint for those seeking proof the centuries-old, male-dominated Catholic church is finally willing to listen to women's voices. .

That our brains appear to have a distinct region specifically dedicated to music might further elevate the conversation for those seeking "proof" of music's profound social and emotional power.