Sentence examples for will proved really from inspiring English sources

"I will lean more towards the wistful, melancholy regretful note in my lyrics and Mark tends to favour the more optimistic lyrics – that tension, if you will, proved really fruitful".

A good 30 to 60 minutes' walk around town will prove really helpful in keeping up with your fitness.

Unfortunately, these techniques have not proved really satisfying.

Otherwise it's going to be next gen entrepreneurial talent like Tucker Max who will prove that assholes really do finish first.

If he succeeds, it really will prove that he has been rehabilitated.

So there is a chance, albeit perhaps a small one, that this will prove to be a really profitable investment.

In last year's elections the ruling party lost a large number of seats to a young and re-energised opposition, but Mr Strangio has little to say about whether this really will prove to be a game-changer.

Maybe Kenley Jansen going down before camp opened really will prove their only setback.

It's proving really challenging for them.

It will prove to him that your really ready to move on and that he didn't mean anything to you (even though maybe he did).

But in my numerous contacts with Spanish politicians and economists during this crisis there has been an insistence - which crosses party boundaries - that "everything is alright": Spain is really a strong economy, the white elephant projects are really "infrastructure" which will prove a good investment in the end.