Sentence examples for seeming proof of from inspiring English sources

Despite this seeming proof of TFA's impact in classrooms, and its larger social mission, the organisation has many critics.

The spectacular German advances during the first weeks of the invasion seemed proof of Hitler's calculation.

The will.i.am video seemed proof of the idea that Mr. Obama was drawing in younger voters.

In 1986, Tutu seemed proof of its creator's rejuvenation, reflected in Irving Penn's polished-icon pic of a freshly monkey-glanded Miles on the cover.

And the results of the Eighth Gibtelecom Chess Festival in Gibraltar, which ended on Feb. 3, seems proof of that change.

He believes that the very understatedness of the physical presentation seems proof of the purity and the nobility of the cause.

Gandhi's name, after all, is frequently and wistfully invoked in many conflict zones today; sometimes, the widely felt yearning for a Palestinian or Israeli Gandhi seems proof of the moral superiority of his nonviolent politics.

The greater part of the romance is occupied by plot and counterplot: Mark and the courtiers seeking to entrap the lovers, who escape the snares laid for them until finally Mark gets what seems proof of their guilt and resolves to punish them.

On the show, Mr. Charles, who appears in and out of drag, sees his role as a guide, and certainly as a demanding taskmaster whose own ability to move and adapt not merely to shifting politics but also to a climate of redundancy (been there, done that) seems proof of both his ambition and a well-tended consciousness.

As Williams recalled, he had lost the fellowship after a racially charged interview with the academy's director, an incident that seemed proof to him that most of the "good, white moderate people of the North and South" were privately "anti-Negro," for to be so publically was "no longer fashionable".

The ceremony seemed proof at least of doggedness.