Sentence examples for which proved true from inspiring English sources

When Glele took the throne in 1858, diviners forecast that he would be invincible, which proved true.

Jimmy Rollins predicted before the season that his Philadelphia Phillies would be the team to beat in the National League East, which proved true as they won the division.

Before, I'd always felt that my emotions were somehow flattened: I'd often been told that the hormones would make me cry more often – not just at things that directly affected me – which proved true.

Demonstrators said, "There's more for tomorrow," which proved true.

The association offered a variety of explanations, none of which proved true, and ultimately conceded it could not produce evidence that the 88percentt figure was accurate or say where it came from.

From 1968 to 2008, the companies, known as government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs), were officially private, for-profit firms, but an implied government guarantee led investors to believe they would be bailed out in the event of a crisis, a belief which proved true in the summer of 2008.

Mexico has also requested the Obama administration investigate the allegations, which, if proved true, would be considered a serious violation of sovereignty for the country.

He proceeded to work out many biochemical changes that accompany memory formation, which have proved true on creatures from slugs to people.

On Thursday morning, when news outlets reported that Mr. Trump would give his nod to Mr. Romney, which later proved true, Mr. Hammond told reporters that he had taken the previous day off.

But as it refined the estimates as damage reports came in, Pepco told some Montgomery County customers that they would probably be in the dark until July 8 — which also proved true.

They predicted that we live in a world where the rich will get richer faster, which has proved true, and that we ought to develop tax policies that prevent the poor from becoming ever poorer.