Sentence examples for entirely provable from inspiring English sources

While probably talking about problems with the media in general – the patronising but entirely provable idea that a lot of people are happy with the papers/TV as long as they are provided with fluffy animals, titillation and stories on political extremism – it really seems to have double the relevance now when you think about it.

"Only provable involvement in illegal acts, not suspected political leanings, should trigger governmental action," Steinmeier said.

Moreover, under the assumption that all provable sentences are true, it follows that there must be true sentences which are not provable.

Leon Henkin put forward the question whether the sentence expressing its own provability ("I am provable") is true or false, and provable or not (Henkin 1952).

None of their theories are provable, but all are plausible.

Demonstrable, provable merit – after all, they are winners, aren't they?

A meeting of creditors is summoned only for the determination of provable debts.

saying that for any two sentences there is a third sentence which is provable if and only if either of the first two sentences is provable.

She distinguishes spirituality, which has a provable genetic component, from religious affiliation, which is entirely influenced by environment.

This all comes back to creating a narrative that is plausible and provable.

But they are provable untruths.