Sentence examples for suddenly proving from inspiring English sources

The person the administration had hoped to nominate as chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the nation's primary bank regulator, was suddenly proving unacceptable.

Regular readers of Ad Break will know that this is the third time in recent weeks that we've included an ad with a starring role for a chicken – we have no idea why the birds are suddenly proving so popular with commercial makers.

While she goes slow, her second novel, Notes on a Scandal, has suddenly proved athletic.

Big breakthrough: In 2012, these deep neural networks suddenly proved to be astonishingly good at image recognition.

Under what circumstances, Shakespeare asked himself, do such cherished institutions, seemingly deep-rooted and impregnable, suddenly prove fragile?

Yet he hoped that, like them, he would suddenly prove useful when the next storm broke, and the hard rain fell.

But I was a trifle disturbed, too, by the intrusion on a tranquil — and, it suddenly proved, defenseless — reality of weathered houses amid humpback mountains.

Are the Republican figures past and present coming out against Trump now doing so because he's suddenly proven himself an untenable candidate to them?

A year later, however, before he had shot a foot of film, Mr. Weitz suddenly proved himself less than hungry and quit the movie.

Second, the masks and sculpture suddenly proved that large portrayals of the human form had been made in China about 900 years earlier than had been previously thought.

Do you propose going back to that?" One said: "If it suddenly proved impossible to import manufactured goods, we'd simply start making them again ourselves".