Sentence examples for there proves to from inspiring English sources

If there proves to be a silver lining to this debacle, it would be the defeat of Mr. Murdoch's effort to take control of BSkyB, and a diminution of his influence in British affairs.

And if in time there proves to be no solution short of armed intervention, the U.S. will not - as seemed likely only about 2 weeks ago - be alone in undertaking it.

There proves to be plenty more in the same vein, including his crass answer to the question "why does God let so many innocent American children die?", and a scene taking a little too much pleasure visualising the death by shooting of a right-wing senator's daughter.

Jagger came prepared for the worst of British summer time: "I've done a lot of shows in the rain, so I dug out a whole wardrobe of glamorous raincoats!" But the notion that he camped there proves to be a lie.

When we attempt to take each and every part of the sentence in the most literal and straightforward way possible, there proves to be something deviant, incongruous, or otherwise out of order something semantically or pragmatically inappropriate, something incoherent at worst and strained at best about how we must then take the sentence as a whole.

There proved to be much else to say.

The years there proved to be the happiest of her life.

Two days there proved to me that Fred didn't want us.

There proved to be bigger holes, bigger worries, much larger headaches.

As trade spread, there proved to be too few interpreters among the local Cantonese traders and their European counterparts.

There proved to be a hunger for these kinds of stories among readers, which existing prizes seemed willfully to ignore.