"But the problem for them is that those arguments have not proved to be correct."

The argument would prove that everything, whatever it be, which is put at the centre, must stay there.

This argument by itself does not prove anything like the spin/statistics relation.

This is no information at all, so this argument does not prove anything.

But all his arguments proved in the long run unavailing, and it did go on.

But his next comment made it clear which argument had proved the more persuasive to him.

That argument, local legislators say, only proves how urgent is the need for change.

All the arguments prove that, which is why I think we ought to move in this direction.

Arrehenius didn't get every detail right, but his argument has proven to be pretty sound.

Although the argument proved to be lively, it did not begin that way.