Sentence examples for Seems inarguable from inspiring English sources

The need seems inarguable.

This much seems inarguable now.

The former seems inarguable, the latter questionable.

As a diagnosis, this seems inarguable, but as mythmaking it's unsatisfactory -- it takes all the air out of the story.

The endowment's larger point -- that book reading in general is down, though not as much as what it considers purely literary reading -- seems inarguable.

As she describes the realities of slum life where violence, drugs, disease and hunger are overwhelming facts of daily life, her point seems inarguable.

If some of her specific allegations appeared to be groundless, her basic claim — that the government-provided security was inadequate — seemed inarguable.

The comptroller, Alan Hevesi, found that the transportation authority moved hundreds of millions of dollars last year in a way that created an enormous and immediate budget gap, which made the need for a fare increase seem inarguable.

And yet, there was a moment watching Radiohead earlier this month – specifically, in the middle of Karma Police, on their second encore – where two things seemed inarguable: the first, all tedious hype aside, they really are one of the greatest live acts of our time.

What would seem inarguable is that Petraeus's formidable education in precisely those situations that most closely paralleled the one in Iraq contributed to his capacity to cope and better than anyone else.

"The power of materialist science to explain everything — from the behavior of the galaxies to that of molecules, atoms, and their sub-microscopic components — seems to be inarguable and the principal glory of the modern mind.