Sentence examples for will always prove from inspiring English sources

Michael Owen has been written off so many times, but he will always prove the doubters wrong.

That will always prove costly when you face stars like Terrell Suggs (one sack and a career-high 13 tackles, including four for a loss on Sunday).

Yes, she knows that Robert Jordan, from Hemingway's "For Whom the Bell Tolls," will always prove more loyal to a lost cause than to a woman.

However, this is an exception rather than the rule, and for most travellers the security of a cost-effective pre-paid travel card will always prove a safer and cheaper option.

But union leaders have said the banding system will always prove to be divisive for schools.

His critics will argue that vanity and self-image will always prove his downfall.

So I can't prove it, but I will always try to prove it, that there was a recruitment op in place.

The mind is a tricky thing, if you don't watch it closely, it will always try to prove itself right, even if it hurts you.

Larger studies will be required in future to address this issue although it will likely always prove challenging to identify cocaine-dependent individuals who are not also dependent on one or more other substances.

A wise reader will keep a dictionary nearby, but it won't always prove useful.

Will an African or Asian accent, however faded over decades, always prove a barrier in some people's opinion?