Sentence examples for absolute and unchallengeable from inspiring English sources

Instead of public speech being the long echo of absolute and unchallengeable definitions supplied by authority – definitions that tell you once and for all how to understand the world's phenomena – the good writer attempts to speak in a way that is open to the potential challenge of a reality she or he does not own and control.

The idealized conservative family is structured around a strict father who is the natural leader of the family, who is assumed to know right from wrong, whose authority is absolute and unchallengeable, who is masculine, makes decisions about reproduction, and who sets the rules -- in short, the Decider.

It would be tanks rolling, unchallenged and unchallengeable, across the desert.

The decision leaves the election results certified by the Florida House of Representatives but not by the state senate earlier yesterday unchallenged and unchallengeable.

This means that their influence is not only unequal but also largely unaccountable to and unchallengeable by the American people.

But none has quite George's distinctive and unchallengeable claim to uniqueness, as the sole remaining member of his type on the planet.

The folks at the North American Numbering Plan Administration, in their oracular wisdom and unchallengeable authority, have decreed that five (212, 718, 917, 646, 347) are just not enough.

FINANCIAL statements in Hollywood are fluid things, changing with the tides of interpretation; but screen credits are like the fossil record, fixed and unchallengeable.

Amnesty International said the lack of appeals gave "unfettered and unchallengeable discretionary power to the executive to decide who will be prosecuted and under what rules, as well as to review convictions and sentences".

Though critics say the re-election issue should have been taken to Congress because it required constitutional reform, Mr. Ortega has said the ruling was "written in stone" and unchallengeable.

Whenever the treaty's advocates, including the Clinton Administration, discuss global warming, they present the science as essentially settled and unchallengeable, and they compare dissenting scientists to discredited apologists for the tobacco companies.