Sentence examples for will take as proof from inspiring English sources

That may prove harder after Gingrich's win, which many commentators will take as proof that American Evangelicals are not willing to support a Mormon candidate.

All this occurs at disconcerting speed, which many will take as proof of the film's romantic impetus of Cianfrance's faith in the headlong lunge of love.

Yet it is likely, indeed almost certain, that 2017 will contain some political misery – either there will be a snap election, and the Labour party will be massacred, and this will be taken as proof not that Jeremy Corbyn doesn't say enough, but that liberal values have been vanquished, and people who cling on to them need to stop fighting and adjust to a new reality.

They will take it as proof that he always intended to wriggle out of the offer they rejected.

Portsmouth will take it as proof that they had at least made their presence felt, even if they are absent from the fifth-round draw.

"There is a very good chance," said Haueter, "that there is a segment of the population that will take this as proof of government incompetence and it will make things worse".

I am shaking so bad from nerves I'm scared I'll fall over and he'll take that as proof of guilt.

Some will take all this as proof that the system has worked exactly as the framers planned.

Colonel Muammar Gaddafi has warned that the imposition of a no-fly zone in Libyan airspace will be met with armed resistance and taken as proof that western powers are trying to steal his country's oil.

— and their bafflement has been taken as proof of the miracle's authenticity.

When a hack director makes a continuity error, it is taken as proof of incompetence.