Sentence examples for some sort of proof from inspiring English sources

"You want some sort of proof that is you and isn't you," she admonishes me.

While applications for postgraduate qualifications have been soaring in recent years, many smaller employers say that they simply want to have some sort of proof that graduates know what hard work is.

"The new advertisers are more cautious about requiring some sort of proof or evidence that something is working," said Paul Iaffaldano, executive vice president and general manager of the Weather Channel Media Solutions.

But neither I nor most economists are going to make the effort of puzzling through difficult writings unless we're given some sort of proof of concept — a motivating example, a simple and effective summary, something to indicate that the effort will be worthwhile.

The fact that the Clippers, of all teams, were able to attract two bought-out veterans after the trade deadline must offer some sort of proof that hiring former Celtics coach Doc Rivers to replace Vinny Del Negro has made it a bit easier for the team to sign free agents.

One can see why Galileo thinks he has some sort of proof for the motion of the earth, and therefore for Copernicanism.

It's hard to tell if these are actual people playing or if this is just some sort of proof-of-concept demo.

The procurement team also wants some sort of legal proof from its partners.

Now, as I mentioned earlier, these aren't some sort of odor proof, one-way entry, high-tech gadgety type of cans.

Now, as I mentioned earlier, these aren't some sort of odour proof, one-way entry, high-tech gadgety type of cans.

The New Yorker, September 4, 1937 P. 9 A woman selling some sort of run-proofing material intended to be applied to silk stockings, rang a lady's bell one morning.