Sentence examples for could not refute from inspiring English sources

"But Mark and Kevin are boys," replied Jack, logic that his mother could not refute.

The box-office success of "2001" could not refute these critics, but it did testify to an epoch-defining enthusiasm, which today puzzles many a viewer.

While Warner said that it sometimes stung as a player to hear repeatedly that he was playing in the weakest N.F.L. division, he could not refute it now.

But army prosecutors have rushed to declare that there is no evidence that the plan was devised at its headquarters, even if they could not refute its existence.

But Republican legislative leaders had warned that if Mr. Quackenbush refused to testify, or if he testified and could not refute the accusations against him, there would be a bipartisan impeachment inquiry.

And even though the Baltic states remain skeptical, if not suspicious, about NATO's more open policy toward Russia, they could not refute Mr. Obama's argument that fewer nuclear weapons in Europe meant greater stability, security and trust.

It was logic I couldn't refute.

"But it was the specificity of the information that I couldn't refute".

Kargbo couldn't refute the government's position, because he had no access to the Internet and was unable to do research from jail.

He couldn't refute the story, so instead chose to censor the publication and threaten the journalist responsible, who was me.

In an editorial that ran under the blaring front-page headline YOU'RE LYING GOV, the Daily News, which has been on Christie's tail since the beginning of this saga, noted that if the governor couldn't refute Wildstein's accusation, his "governorship is over and he should prepare to face a federal criminal probe as a private citizen.