Sentence examples for appears irrefutable from inspiring English sources

"And if they ever get that crime bill passed, there's going to be even more people in prison". The logic for such a venture appears irrefutable.

Because forests, oceans, croplands, and water supplies are all being depleted by the number of people we have now, a grim logic appears irrefutable: As we add people, either everyone will get poorer on average, or the poor will get much poorer.

The study is the first of its kind, and although it appears irrefutable to some, it also has its fair share of skeptics, who believe the rise in autism, paired with the rise in vaccinations, is more than a simple coincidence.

Yet two thoughts seem irrefutable.

The source of this wisdom is difficult to discern, however, Early Goal Directed therapy (EGDT) as championed by Rivers et al. and the Surviving Sepsis Campaign Guidelines appears to have established this as the irrefutable truth.

My answer is yes".The figures Mr Duncan Smith quotes appear to make an irrefutable case for pro-marriage policies.

None have demonstrated irrefutable and enduring disease-modifying qualities, although the best available clinical evidence appears most promising for rasagiline.

But the investigators nonetheless amass almost irrefutable evidence that the Catskills and Dutchess County are crawling with the critters: When Mr. Pridgen appears on camera, the identifying label under his name says, "New York Bigfoot Witness".

We appear to have established an irrefutable truth: you guys love mac and cheese as much as we do.

Orton's anarchy has to be delivered by performers who appear to believe unconditionally in their characters' irrefutable logic, rather in the way that closet drunks pretend to be sober.

Few questioned that Newton had demonstrated an irrefutable mathematical law whereby bodies appear to attract one another in relation to their masses and in inverse relation to the square of the distance between them.