Sentence examples for upon proving that from inspiring English sources

A century after "The Birth of a Nation," a New Yorker whose rallies teeter on the edge of bedlam and whose rhetoric deploys a nearly ecumenical contempt for non-white Americans seems bent upon proving that D. W. Griffith had a point.

Toyota and Honda proved that point.

And of course, opinions will always differ: I was amused to see that one reader cited Peter Brook's "Midsummer Night's Dream" as an ideal, while another heaped scorn upon it, proving that even the most highly regarded stagings can rub some the wrong way.

The third session is particularly glum, proving that the spirit of screwball has yet to descend upon robotics.

One does rather wonder if he will be called upon to prove that, at some stage.

The court ruled that the expert testimony that prosecutors had relied upon to prove that the articles were extremist was unpersuasive.

I feel like I am called upon to prove that the Earth isn't flat, even though some physicist wrote it was centuries ago".

Judge Rakoff incorrectly told the jury that Terra Firma had the burden of proof in showing that it relied on Citigroup's supposed misrepresentations, when according to English law, the burden fell upon Citigroup to prove that it did not lie.

So it's really incumbent upon tech workers to prove that they can engage with and listen to longtime San Franciscans and include them in every way possible.

Notice that it is not incumbent upon Vasubandhu here to prove that all instances of the merely apparent transcend the limitations assumed by the objector.

The government's case hinges upon its ability to prove that the defendants knew of an impending implosion of the subprime market, yet deceived investors with a different much more positive story.