Sentence examples for vivid proof from inspiring English sources

The new songs themselves were vivid proof.

Al Qaeda's ability to "survive" bin Laden is vivid proof of bin Laden's own gifts.

The most vivid proof was a box of daguerreotypes of various antebellum relations.

All of the mice showed this vivid proof of what's known as "neurogenesis," or the creation of new neurons.

And the stunning trade that sent James Harden — the reigning sixth man of the year — to Houston from Oklahoma City late Saturday night is vivid proof.

Heaven knows the past decade of mostly dreary jukebox musicals offers vivid proof that unoriginal music far more regularly inspires unoriginal theater.

Vivid words create more vivid pictures.

More proof that antiques can tell vivid stories of wartime devastation can be found in TREASURES INTO TRACTORS: THE SELLING OF RUSSIA'S CULTURAL HERITAGE, 1918-1938 (Hillwood Estate, Museum and Gardens/ University of Washington Press $60).

But Miss Middleton's emergence may be proof of just the opposite, a vivid confirmation that social mobility does exist in this class-conscious society.

I am so grateful to the vivid individuals I met on the page this year, proof of hope and life in a very crushing time.

Mr. Aftergood said the complaint provided both vivid glimpses of interactions between reporters and sources and proof of a new era in surveillance.