Sentence examples for sure proofs from inspiring English sources

But conversely, into a highly public forum -- a museum -- come these gentle but sure proofs of privacy.

There is perhaps a lurking irony in the fact that scientists, with all their love of hard data and sure proofs, are eager to let architects as unempirical a bunch as one could hope to meet shape a new kind of work environment for them.

There is perhaps a lurking irony in the fact that scientists, with all their love of hard data and sure proofs, are eager to let architects — as unempirical a bunch as one could hope to meet — shape a new kind of work environment for them.

Soon after (gloss to Genesis 1 2) the same term is used in what could again be taken as a strictly astronomical or scientific context: "People who employ rational analysis have sure proofs that there is only one earth".

A sure proof that Russia is listenin.

A whole new "problem" literature became available, with no sure proof that it was warmly welcomed.

Indeed, if the Isle of Man is anything to go by, one could say that it's a sure proof of sanity.

Anyone attempting to examine stupidity, he argued, "must assume about himself that he is not stupid" -- and that is sure proof that he is.

In April, the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis reported that the market had attained its highest price-to-earnings ratio in 100 years, sure proof of speculative excess.

At United breezeblock-footed simian Wayne Rooney filled the Uruguayan's position in attack, sure proof of the laughableness of the Premier League's claim to be the best on the planet.

That's sure proof that talk of the euro's demise is much exaggerated.