Sentence examples for be impossible to refute from inspiring English sources

I knew it would be impossible to refute something told to him by a trusted mentor in our allotted time, so I connected him with a scientist friend who had made an academia-to-industry move 2 years earlier.

If the answer is either: a) 'Until multisensory processing changes' or; b) 'Until the well-known, prototypical effects of tool use emerge', then it seems, at least to us, that such a hypothesis would be impossible to refute.

Although it would be impossible to refute this finding, it may be artefactual.

I observed that though we are satisfied his doctrine is not true, it is impossible to refute it.

Campaign strategists know that last-minute charges and attacks are impossible to refute and that there is no time for such assaults to spur any backlash.

Vague accusations of corruption are impossible to refute, but it seems more likely that these three judges, sitting ringside, simply noticed more of Bradley's punches, and fewer of Pacquiao's.

He knew it was impossible to refute belief in divine revelation; the most one can hope to do is cast suspicion on prophets claiming to speak about politics in God's name.

"It's impossible to refute," Professor Kirtley said, "because who can say with certainty that it's not true?" In May, John W. Bissell, the chief judge of the federal district court in Newark, appointed by President Reagan, ruled for the newspapers and ordered all deportation hearings nationwide to be opened, unless the government is able to show a need for a closed hearing on a case-by-case basis.

However, it is impossible to refute that if we spend more time and effort thinking about the needs of others it will lead to a stronger support system for those who are tempted to pick up a gun no matter what their motivation.

Since there are major differences in the way that PBL is implemented between schools, evidence to confirm or refute such hypotheses may be impossible to assemble.

If the industry's arguments aren't soundly refuted in court, it will be impossible to distribute a finished player as a standard package in Open Source operating systems.