Sentence examples for will prove true from inspiring English sources

I wonder if that will prove true.

Maybe in the long run that will prove true.

Maybe this will prove true for mainstream gamemakers, as well, and the expectations of players.

It'll be years before I know whether this will prove true.

The new paper essentially asks, what are the chances that will prove true for the planet as a whole?

Though state officials and other experts express skepticism about the gas field, Delano officials sense opportunity in even the slim chance that the speculation will prove true.

His claim last night that "a third place finish is a ticket to ride" will only prove true if he can persuade his pop, the chemical tycoon Jon Huntsman Sr., to pour millions of dollars into his empty campaign chest.

That will no doubt prove true in many respects.

This will prove especially true if the president's notion of relying on idealists who will work for little or nothing turns out to be sugar coating on a bitter pill of budget cuts to already underfinanced social-service agencies.

Today, he will prove himself true to his word by fast-tracking a group of young Premiership players – not to mention a young Celtic League player in the substantial form of the Scarlets No 8 Ben Morgan – into representative contention at the expense of some of the biggest names in English rugby.

The claim that typical angel returns are atrocious is demonstrably false, and no amount of tortured reasoning or unsystematic anecdotal evidence will prove it true.