We want Turkey to be proof of how we can live side by side".
Neither are they considered to be proof that an offence has in fact occurred.
"It's always disappointing to be proof of concept for other people," he told me.
She's seen a white crow – presumably an albino – and takes it to be proof of the supernatural.
On the stand, the defendant was unable adequately to recite the Lord's Prayer, understood to be proof of guilt.
The attack seemed, to Trump, to be proof of a lot of things he had said for a long time.
They were intended to be proof that the Soviet powers allowed "freedom of speech" — but again, only to a point.
The fact that the ashes are not disturbed is supposed to be proof of Young Mistress's virginity.
Stojimenovic yanked at it, declaring the earring to be proof that Pejakovic was "a decadent Muslim and a hater of Serbs".
"The hallmark of a sociopath is a lack of empathy," decrees a (female) TV pundit, finding his masculine reticence to be proof of guilt.
(Lord Nelson, having lost his right arm to cannon fire in 1797, considered his phantom fingers to be proof of the existence of a soul).
