Sentence examples for visible proof that from inspiring English sources

Men tend to be skeptical of so-called beauty products, and want visible proof that something works, she said.

Hardly central to the "war on terror", the mission was still the most visible proof that Japan was showing the flag.

In an essay for Dawn magazine in 1970, Brindle wrote that the club was "an expression of identity and visible proof that they can organise and manage their own affairs".

He began to insist on visible proof that they'd really bought from peasant producers a requirement that eventually gave rise to the photographs and contracts displayed in the restaurant's purchase diary.

He began to insist on visible proof that they'd really bought from peasant producers — a requirement that eventually gave rise to the photographs and contracts displayed in the restaurant's purchase diary.

Was this the visible proof that pagan practices could be traced back in an unbroken line to the witches of the Middle Ages and the masons of ancient Rome, who covered their monuments with sturdy phalluses as a form of supernatural scaffolding?

And in the small hours of Friday morning at Studio B in Brooklyn, Hans-Peter Lindstrom, who performs under his last name, aimed to provide visible proof of just that.

As Master of the Queen's Music (let's not worry about redubbing her "Mistress", a word loaded with the contradictory atmospheres of schoolroom and boudoir), Weir becomes a necessary figurehead: visible, high-profile proof that women not only can compose, but can rise to hold the same title as Elgar himself.

I'm proof that's not true.

Need proof that's closer to home?

I thought my failures were systemic, that I was proving that I was a failure over and over again and that I had visible proof through my failed efforts.