Sentence examples for demonstrably cannot from inspiring English sources

In a post-conviction statement released by the FBI, it is clear that Hashi has admitted to something that demonstrably cannot not be completely true.

There was also agreement on recommending that patients with dementia can often reliably verbalise their pain, suggesting therefore that the use of observational scales should be limited to patients who demonstrably cannot reliably verbalise their pain.

Wodeham juxtaposes arguments of Scotus against counter arguments of Ockham in order to argue that the unicity of God cannot be demonstrably proven.

Over £800,000 was matched by in-running punters, between them rubbing their hands over a payout of £23m – demonstrably impossible, given that exchange punters cannot operate on credit.

As discussed here, all but one report either cannot be corroborated or are demonstrably erroneous.

"If the President says something that cannot be proved or is demonstrably untrue, he devalues his own currency," he told the president.

10 Leaving aside Golding's rather suspect views about statistical probability and the assertion that free will cannot be debated (which is demonstrably contradicted in the passage just quoted), Golding vividly illustrates a feeling that surely everyone has had, the feeling of what it is like to be free in an existential sense.

Except that he is a director of a PR consultancy that offers media training, he is steeped in the nationwide editors' network, and cannot be genuinely said to be "demonstrably independent of the press".

Mutants of AC8 that cannot be N-glycosylated are not demonstrably associated with rafts, although they can still be regulated by CCE; however, raft integrity is required for the regulation of these mutants.

Weiner's claim that judges cannot identify the ends of legislation is demonstrably false.

But social media firms also cannot be trusted to truth tell on this topic either, because their business interests have demonstrably guided their actions towards equivocation and obfuscation.