Sentence examples similar to an indefensible claim from inspiring English sources

Before people shout about me defending Bishop – of course she needs to explain what appears to be an indefensible travel claim.

Strawson further alleges that neutral monists are committed to the "indefensible claim that experience itself might be mere appearance, not really real at all" (Strawson 1994, 53).

When Trump says millions of people voted illegally, how should the news media go about taking that indefensible claim "seriously but not literally"?

Politicians run this calculation when they create or shift a damaging narrative, attack an opponent, or respond to indefensible claims against them.

A congressional subcommittee determined in May that the CDC had made "scientifically indefensible" claims that high lead levels in the water were not causing noticeable harm to city residents.

Cameron opened his speech today by admitting that MPs had made indefensible claims.

Where Jack narrates his land into being with the wry humour of the aboriginal, Sal can only make indefensible claims.

The D.C. conference showcased two speakers who made similarly indefensible claims.

Sunlight does its disinfecting work, and the charlatans with overtly indefensible claims wither and disappear.

The Bahraini delegation responded weakly, attempting to defend the indefensible, claiming untruthfully that Bahrain enjoys media freedom and freedom of expression.

From the flood of people who evacuated the cozy theater before the Atlanta rockers on the eve of launching their new album, Satan's Graffiti or God's Art?, no less could even begin their Q and A, you might expect the film to have some type of Irreversible-y can't-look/can't-look-away moments, or lay claim to an indefensible existential viewpoint akin to a Lars von Trier Nazi joke.