Sentence examples for was proved a from inspiring English sources

Apoptosis was proved a major cell death mechanism and, accordingly, DNA fragmentation was observed.

Before the war, the memorandum about Saddam Hussein's trying to buy yellowcake uranium from Niger was proved a forgery.

As they blurred the divisions between black and white, rock and dance, mainstream pop and absurdist pastiche, Was (Not Was) proved a difficult act to categorise.

To be sure, phony memoirs aren't news: in 1998 the acclaimed child-survivor memoir "Fragments" was proved a fake, and more recently James Frey's credibility infamously exploded into a million little pieces.

The O-phospho-l-tyrosine matrix was initially chosen to mimic the natural interactions that occur inside the cell, and in fact it was proved a satisfactory selectivity for pre-miR-29.

It was on these wild freak-outs, as the band rose and ebbed and Iggy abused his microphone to evoke all manner of bacchanal, that Gallucci's decision to record the band live was proved a genius stroke, capturing their on-the-hoof inventiveness, their lightning-in-a-bottle brilliance, as they jammed on the song, making it feel like rock'n'roll's most loose, dangerous and alive four or so minutes.

This argument was proving a hard sell in Kerala.

The job was proving a bit too hard, apparently.

History in the making was proving a tough sell.

Brechin goalkeeper Graeme Smith was proving a stubborn barrier.

Clearly that was proving a disruption too far.