Sentence examples for as irrefutable evidence from inspiring English sources
Lux declared this grainy photo as irrefutable evidence of advanced Martian intelligence; a tense moment transpired between us when I misinterpreted his fervent assertions as a clever joke.
It had already used bar coding as irrefutable evidence to prosecute sellers or issue warnings involving seafood "misbranding," Mr. Karas said, much as prosecutors use DNA evidence in sex crime cases.
A10 Video Gives Proof of Massacre A video of the execution of six Muslim men shown at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia in The Hague is being seen as irrefutable evidence that Serbia's police forces, and not just Bosnian Serb forces, took part in the July 1995 massacre in Srebrenica.
Mr. Stolman, clip-on sunshades on his flesh-pink eyeglasses now, was driving his silver Volkswagen Cabrio convertible toward Mrs. Sherrill's house on Lake Agawam to put on display, as irrefutable evidence, the object of his affection: the legendary living room.
The second of Mr. Bay's "Transformers" movies, "Revenge of the Fallen," released in 2009, struck me as not only the worst movie of that year — measured in raw box office dollars, it was certainly among the most popular — but also as irrefutable evidence that our once proud civilization was in a state of precipitous decline.
Further, as the cloud service provider is key in establishing and maintaining the collaborative "infrastructure", the addition of services such as accountability and provenance increases the level of trust in the system and between the participants by providing (if required) additional evidence of "good" behaviour as well as irrefutable evidence of "bad" behaviour.
The Federalist's Sean Davis points to the video of the incident, filmed by a bystander, as nearly irrefutable evidence that Garner's death was "completely unnecessary".
It stands as vibrant and irrefutable evidence of what happens when people take things into their own hands.
Opponents of the death penalty point to "The Exonerated," by Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen, as powerful and irrefutable evidence that will force supporters of capital punishment to rethink their positions.
And the facts are observable: thousands of gauges such as that pictured above measure tides around the world, with some records going back to the 18th century.But this evidence is not as irrefutable as it might seem.
As if to provide irrefutable evidence of her mistress's passion, the voyeuristic Masha even hides in the shrubbery near a moonlit beach, watching Pavlova and Diamantino engage in steamy sex.
