Sentence examples for which he proved from inspiring English sources

"Hank is a great goaltender, which he proved for us once again tonight in a huge game," McDonagh said.

Using the same chemical methods, he isolated in 1938 the first bacterial virus (bacteriophage), which he proved to be a nucleoprotein.

These qualities fitted him superbly for the role of Hamlet, of which he proved himself, in his four productions of the play, to be the supreme exponent.

The experience was recycled in a 1991 Broadway comedy called I Hate Hamlet, in which he proved his point and fell out badly with his co-star.

From his father he acquired a stubborn belief that kings are intended by God to rule, and his earliest surviving letters reveal a distrust of the unruly House of Commons with which he proved incapable of coming to terms.

He participated in an outstanding series of combo recordings during the mid 1950s on which he proved himself one of the few musicians not to be intimidated by the genius of pianist Art Tatum.

He is more successful in the architectural structure, of which he proves real mastership.

But Mr. Depp doesn't have much to do, which he proves as he wildly flirts with the camera.

But Mr. Tomlinson is game, which he proves by crooning a raspberry-jam version of "Stand By Your Man".

Mr. Bley has recently published a memoir in which he proves to be a perceptive jazz critic as well as an engaging storyteller.

The swami claimed all he had done was exorcise the devil from Marriamma, which he proves by showing some ashes in a crumpled newspaper which he took from his pocket.