Sentence examples for claim demonstrable from inspiring English sources

But, wrote Kant, it is not the philosopher who knows that the angle sum of a triangle is two right angles, it is the mathematician, because the mathematician makes a particular construction that makes the truth of the claim demonstrable (see Critique, A 716, B 744).

Locke's rejection of innate ideas and innate principles was bound up with a reaction to unquestioned authority and a demand that all knowledge claims be demonstrable by appeal to common experience.

Well, admittedly, the Times said "demonstrable," not actually "demonstrated".

Among Peter's many eccentricities is the one that gives the book its title, for he professes, with demonstrable falseness, to be fully 100 years old, a claim that allows him to enlarge upon his own legend by pretending, for instance, to have met Tolstoy.

Google's pledge last year to demote copyright-infringing websites had seen "no demonstrable impact", the report claimed.

Many of his most memorable tweets have been demonstrable lies, such as his claim that millions of people voted illegally in the presidential election.

He also has a habit of telling demonstrable lies, such as his claim that the Russian troops in Crimea are not in fact Russian troops.

But worse than what Republicans have not said, Mr. Axelrod added, is what Mr. Romney and Mr. Ryan have said: "a compendium of demonstrable lies," including widely refuted claims that Mr. Obama is trying to end work requirements for welfare recipients and is "raiding" $716 billion from Medicare beneficiaries.

Yet, somehow claims of progress, not backed by any demonstrable facts or tempered with any degree of sincerity, such as the assurances Congressman Pence provides, continue to be proclaimed with enthusiasm and a veneer of honesty by leaders throughout this country.

To be sure, they make many claims, but only some of these are strictly demonstrable.

Without any demonstrable evidence, he repeatedly resorts to paranoid claims of conspiracy.