Sentence examples for some kind of proof from inspiring English sources

"You're going on as if there was some kind of proof that wouldn't go through oneself.

Homegrown soaps are integral to the development of young local actors, insists Mendelsohn, who's some kind of proof positive, having appeared on Neighbours in the 1980s.

Can I get some kind of proof that in those days, maybe because there wasn't much light where I lived or the pollution was non-existent, that I did witness these northern lights.

And you need some kind of proof of concept to show that the product works.

Upon exchange, CryptoRubles will reportedly require some kind of proof of origin, such as (presumably) a documented retail transaction or service rendered.

Whenever we make a decision to spend our money on something that is unproven we are seeking some kind of proof or assurance that it will be a quality and good experience, which is why we rely on what other people say about it.

Politicians cannot simply dismiss the evidence of spreading poverty, or treat it as some kind of macho proof of the success of their policies.

He also uses his gayness as some kind of false proof that Trump is pro-gay ― since he must be if Yiannopoulos, a gay man, supports him.

You wait to see some kind of tangible proof that it's finding its way to people's hearts and not just kind of an industry push, if you know what I mean.

We cluster in community streets and sit upon community lawns to take in parades, then gaze up at the sky and see the bombs bursting in air and claim, for ourselves, some kind of collective proof that the flag is still there.

You'd have to have some kind of physical proof, and if all you've got is the guy's admission saying, 'Yeah, I stole your heroin, your cocaine, your pot,' most judges, I'd imagine, would just toss [the case].