Sentence examples for than it proves from inspiring English sources

But "Equinox," which makes so much of the idyllic community and sweet love of its couples ought to be more bland than it proves.

That sounds bolder than it proves to be.

Like many other recent cases concerning misbehaving financial institutions, the settlement has resulted in a large fine, no formal charges against the firm, and a carefully written statement intended to suggest more than it proves.

Sadly it's rather more interesting in theory than it proves in practice in an unevenly cast production where the Chinese elements don't always sit as comfortably or naturally as they might well have done in the original Hong Kong staging.

Personally, I had cut eggs out of my diet when we thought dietary cholesterol was far more harmful than it proves to be -- and have added them back (albeit occasionally) since.

Broadcast in cinemas in 55 countries on Thursday night, this should have been more restorative than it proved.

That is a cautious posture often adopted by conservative "realists," as was the case when the U.S. projected that the Soviet Union was more of a strategic military threat than it proved to be.

The test model had a feature-laden flat-screen TV, DVD and stereo system that seemed easier to operate during the predrive demonstration than it proved to be when we tried to use it.

The Times is wrong because, but for that communication, the primary almost certainly would have been closer than it proved to be.

The program has such a range of mood and music (Tchaikovsky, Bizet, Prokofiev, Rodgers, all well conducted on Thursday by Fayçal Karoui) that it proves more than satisfying.

So, when the column says that states receiving higher levels of certain stimulus funds grew faster than others, it proves nothing about the overall success of the program.