Sentence examples for that proved beyond from inspiring English sources
Even buses were halted, thus enabling the benighted Tsarnaev brothers to achieve something that proved beyond Emperor Hirohito and Hitler.
It was a task that proved beyond him in his goal-filled, trophyless season at Real Madrid and you imagine it will be beyond him now.
It is the bitter experience of McNamara's methods that proved beyond a doubt today that counting the casualties provides no reliable information about winning.
A backhand onto the line gave him the first break for 2-1 afterafter only 55 minutes, Berdych found himself serving to stay in the match, a challenge that proved beyond him.
Twenty years ago this week they were languishing in the lower reaches of the old Third Division and playing host to Chesterfield; tomorrow they will find out whom they face in the second phase of a competition that proved beyond Manchester United's capabilities to qualify for.
Ben Stokes, a feast or famine cricketer (at least in this stage of his development), smashed 164 from 113 balls to set Notts a mountainous 354 to reach Lord's, a task that proved beyond them by 83 runs as Durham booked their place in the Royal London One Day Cup Final.
But why should that prove beyond their means, or against their interest?
Or a YouTube clip surfacing that proves beyond doubt that Cameron is part of the "Nightingale" conspiracy from Spooks.
"But to make available a video that proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that that general lied is unpatriotic bordering on treasonous".
One man who toured the eastern bloc in the 1970s and 1980s and seemed to know so many people that the Russian guides were invariably suspicious, produces photographs that prove beyond all doubt that a high proportion of Esperanto speakers in that neck of the woods were, and maybe still are, in their 20s, and frequently female.
In her finest collections, The Fury (1959) and The Guests (1961), she develops systems of reticence and mystery that prove, beyond any doubt, how willing she is to build the structure alone: we can supply the meaning ourselves, if we crave it.
