Sentence examples for which is proof from inspiring English sources
This one didn't take very long to read — three days to be exact — which is proof that the conjuror was great, but not faultless.
The crew fought right to the end to control the plane which is proof of their professionalism and Air France would like to pay its respects to them".
He added: "We have always sought to stay within that [European convention on human rights] which is proof that our values haven't been changed.
His performers, his scenes, his images convey precisely one meaning, which is proof of an extraordinary technical prowess, a veteran's craft — and a stultified vision.
They beat the Packers when Nicks caught two long touchdown passes, including a Hail Mary heave from Manning just before the half — which is proof of fairy dust all by itself.
Fukuyama defers to the Pope, who has grudgingly conceded that we probably did evolve from monkeys but insists that somewhere in the course of our upward struggle we developed a soul, which is proof positive of our inalienable dignity.
We always ate quite late, at eight or so, which was proof that we were authentically middle class.
And I never knew he was interested in the obscurities of haute cuisine; there was no need to acknowledge such an issue in Bar Pitti, which was proof that nothing beats simple food – cucina casalinga (literally "housewives' cooking") – done well.
William Dal Col, campaign manager for Mr. Forbes, said that the Bush advertisement mimicked ones by the Republican Leadership Council, which was proof, he contended, that the independent political group was improperly coordinating with the Bush campaign.
The manager did not let them enter, which was proof, according to the team, that "RSLs are harder to get into than APEC".
On 30 August, the gunners received orders to move out the next day, so the 2/51st Light Aid Detachment cannibalised six guns to produce two working guns, which were proofed by firing 20 rounds per gun.
