Sentence examples for works proved from inspiring English sources

These works proved that Mr. Kavakos has a solid technique and can produce a sweet, appealing sound.

Japicx, however, through his Friesche Rymlerye (1668; "Frisian Verse") and other works proved the richness and versatility of the language and saved it from potential extinction.

He wrote both satirical poetry and classical tragedy, but his lyrical works proved to be superior to anything written before him.

While some gigantic prices paid for a few works proved that money was not in short supply, the outcome was dire for excavated bronze, pottery and glass vessels from Iran and Syria.

And who is responsible for the deaths it left: individuals who made decisions that ended badly, or the government, whose flood-protection works proved to be nothing of the kind and whose evacuation plans were so sketchy?

edited by John F. Callahan Hamish Hamilton, 368pp, £16.99 There are three monoliths of American fiction, by writers whose subsequent works proved to be a mere fall of pebbles: Call It Sleep, by Henry Roth; The Catcher in the Rye, by J D Salinger; and Invisible Man, by Ralph Ellison.

More than any other single corpus of imaginative literature, Shakespeare's works prove the immortality and universality of secular art.

Bandinelli's surviving works prove him to have been a more distinguished sculptor than his contemporaries allowed.

The idiosyncratic French pianist Alexandre Tharaud, best known for his luminous collections of Baroque works, proves an inventive, forceful Chopin pianist.

That the obtained optimization results are better than those of other works proves its effectivity and advantage.

His work proved controversial.