Sentence examples for shown need not from inspiring English sources

Regime change, the Arab street has shown, need not be given such a bad name after all.

The government's showing need not meet any meaningful evidentiary threshold - a mere statement of facts giving rise to the government's belief that the information is relevant is enough.

The contention is that a show need not be journalistic to be newsworthy.

Why does this show need not one, but two presumed lesbians to mock and stereotype?

Anyone familiar with how a fondly remembered 1982 film devolved into a best forgotten 1995 Broadway show needn't be reminded that the desire to welcome Julie Andrews back to Broadway turned a misconceived musical into a preordained event.

With its emphasis on science (tweaked, no doubt, here and there for dramatic purposes), truth, love and honor, it proves that a show needn't be dark and twisted to be interesting and important.

It became clear very early in the process that the show needed not only to be told from the girls' point of view, but that the actors needed to own this space, and it has been thrilling to see them make the piece their own.

As she and others have shown, leaders need not be advanced in years to be successful in spades.

But as writers like Wendy Doniger in "The Implied Spider" has shown, difference need not force away unity.

But as today's FT story shows, automation need not be confined to manufacturing.

That breakthrough arrived when Xavi found the centre-half with a corner-kick in the 73rd minute as Spain showed they need not impress solely with mellifluous passing.