Sentence examples for task to prove from inspiring English sources

"But he has to take their life, according to [his] manifesto, to prove that he's up to the task, to prove he has no human feelings anymore, that he's scrubbed out".

But after the landlord's evidence has been presented, it becomes the tenant's task "to prove that he or she is, in fact, using the apartment as a primary residence".

@ThankUAndGnite, via Twitter Did the professor go through with the scheme because he believed his online lover was real and that this was a task to prove his worth?

In a novel featuring the haute-bourgeoisie, it should be the author's task to prove that upper-class French families are not identical, to individualise the tall, dark, handsome Jewish intrusion and make him something more than a lustful cipher, and to make us care about the origins, not just of violence, but of his main character – in which said violence is supposed to be buried.

So obviously true statements will not stand up in court as libel, but it can be a huge task to prove your innocence.

And the 38-year-old faces a tough task to prove the bookmakers wrong as the Welsh club are already odds-on favourites for relegation next season.

Here she is hailed as a lost princess who must accomplish a series of increasingly surreal tasks to prove her true identity.

Twenty contestants will begin the show by living with Ms. Hilton in a house, where they will undertake tasks to prove their friendlike qualities.

She meets a faun who tells her she's the lost princess of the underworld and gives her three tasks to prove she hasn't become mortal.

"Give young people that opportunity and they start to believe they can do something with their lives". So will the young Harlow hopefuls be subject to Alan Sugar-staskstosks to prove they are up to the job?

Lord Sugar puts young people through their paces as they compete in tasks to prove themselves worthy of a prize that will help them up the career ladder.