Sentence examples for someone to prove from inspiring English sources

Looking for someone to prove me wrong, I asked Ed Zitron, a PR chief executive, about these kinds of tactics.

Initiation into a gang is vital, and this is most often done through violent attack: "You have to bung up someone to prove you are tough.

"When I say I can handle this, or that I want a challenge, I'm not trying to dare someone to prove me wrong," Zeile said.

In English common law, there was an old concept that, if you were engaged in conflict and killed someone, to prove self-defense you had to demonstrate that your back was — in most cases, literally — against the wall.

Take disability living allowance, which requires someone to prove if they are 'unable or virtually unable to walk', one is much more complex (virtually unable) and a number of factors have to be considered – including rest periods and speed.

Inside the White House, Goldberg reports, Obama went further, arguing that "dropping bombs on someone to prove that you're willing to drop bombs on someone is just about the worst reason to use force".

"What you see here is not someone trying to prove a point, but someone who has said, 'Beyond the stories, this is the math of how people behave and how they ally,' " Professor Benkler said.

She said: "Someone needs to prove Bernie wrong.

Instant temptation to name someone obscure, to prove I read more than you.

Now will someone try to prove that Heberla was merely overenthusiastic?

The references to colleagues and the Labour constitution suggest someone eager to prove they really are at home in their second party.