We have now proved decisively what others began to demonstrate last year: the Lizards are not invulnerable.

One of the truisms of contemporary pop culture is that just when you think it couldn't get any worse, its purveyors any more shameless, you are proved decisively wrong.

The largely attended classes which he always had decisively proved the public estimate of his merits.

Four years ago, Tim Whewell investigated for a Radio 4 documentary and discovered evidence that decisively proved whether Rawicz really made his amazing journey.

But again and again in recent years, increasingly sensitive experiments have decisively proved that Einstein's explanation was wrong and quantum theory is correct.

Popular legend has it that Handel played on the organ before it came to Finedon, but this has never been decisively proved.

Mary Beth Cahill, Mr. Kerry's campaign manager, described Mr. Bush as "a rudderless incumbent" who had engaged in a campaign of negative ads rather than positive proposals for the future, a calculation that Kerry advisers argue will ultimately be proved decisively wrong.

The problem is not people accepting the result or needing a good slapping from Ed but needing to be decisively proved wrong An awful lot of Labour people, including many left wingers like John Cruddas and Skinner, me!