Sentence examples for whom proved from inspiring English sources

Both of whom proved it that even if your wrists are tied together, pirates are beatable.

Rodgers was criticised a year ago for spending the Luis Suárez proceeds piecemeal, on a number of players, few of whom proved instant hits.

The puzzle, however, raised interesting combinatorial problems for mathematicians, two of whom proved in 2005 that there are 6,670,903,752,021,072,936,960 possible sudoku grids.

A half-brother to Mr Thriller and Gaspara, both of whom proved high-class performers for the same stable in seasons past, The Tracey Shuffle is bred to improve upon his two bumper wins when switched to hurdling and could even end up proving smarter than his siblings.

Activities of the Truman Committee ranged from criticizing the "dollar-a-year men" hired by the government, many of whom proved ineffective to investigating a shoddily built New Jersey housing project for war workers.

In Leicester since 2004, county-wide reporting of patients with x-ray abnormalities has flagged up 300 suspicious cases per year, 35-40% of whom proved to have active TB.

It also dwarfs the actors, too many of whom prove easily dwarfed.

The body count is high: Lee invents an extraordinary number of vivid characters, many of whom prove to be just passing through on their way to violent, senseless ends.

Within a few years the brave man, John Githongo, is betrayed by the president, Mwai Kibaki, and by most of the big man's closest colleagues, many of whom prove themselves to be patently corrupt.

Turning an ordeal into an opportunity, Chloe sees a potential escape route for herself and her child, both of whom prove more resilient than Cranston's increasingly frail career criminal.

There was, though it earned her the lasting enmity of vested interests and our so-called liberal elite, whom she proved wrong.