Sentence examples for an unassailable argument from inspiring English sources

"If someone came to me with an unassailable argument that I was hurting the 'cause,' then, yes, I'd back out.

What about Canada?"Them: "Canada signed up to Kyoto, which was legally binding, and then went ahead and broke all its emissions targets".Me: "Oh .It is a brilliantly unassailable argument.

Unlimited power always corrupts, and when a police officer can defend himself against the killing of an unarmed civilian with the nearly unassailable argument that he feared for his own life, we are edging closer to unlimited power.

Then, there was an early version of a farm subsidy: Connecticut and Maryland forbade the prosecution of debtors between May and October and released prisoners to plant and harvest on the unassailable argument that "the Porest Sort of the Inhabitants" were often "undone in that they cannot be at Liberty to make their Cropps".

Principal Barnard gives a very lucid account of the origin and nature of the metric system, narrating the recent progress of meteorological reform, and answering with what appears to us unassailable arguments the objections commonly urged to its universal introduction into all civilised communities.

Even when challenged with rigorous and seemingly unassailable arguments like The tax code applies to income, but I earn a wage, or Income taxes apply to persons, but I am not a person, the courts have consistently held that such assertions are -- believe it or not -- frivolous.

Even these seemingly unassailable arguments have holes.

All great social movements begin with an unassailable and irrefutable moral argument.

Now he is an unassailable pop scholar.

Style setters lent it an unassailable chic.

But this is not an unassailable choice.