Sentence examples for harder to refute from inspiring English sources

"It is much more difficult to get someone's fingerprint on something without them knowing and makes it harder to refute he didn't handle these things".

Zen falls in love with a Motorik who insists she is human in every way that matters; an assertion that becomes harder to refute as their relationship evolves.

Species relativism (and thus anthropologism) is equally absurd, but a little harder to refute.

Peter Graham (2008) argues that Warfield's argument is question-begging because the consensus to which Warfield appeals emerged against the backdrop of an assumption that there is no necessarily existent being BETA2 is harder to refute than BETA and also can be used to support the incompatibility of infallible foreknowledge and free will.

Not implying modalism about the Son, this position is harder to refute on New Testament grounds, although mainstream theologians and some subordinationist unitarians reject it as inconsistent with New Testament language from which we should infer that the Holy Spirit is a self (Clarke 1738, 147).

An increasingly self-assured Manning even went as far as to proclaim himself Tom Brady's equal this year -- a position that will prove even harder to refute if the Giants knock off the Packers.

This prognosis is hard to refute.

But at this point the evidence is hard to refute.

The onslaught is common, and hard to refute.

It is the uncanny product of a singular vision, distinctly American and hard to refute.

The economic logic behind the feedlot system is hard to refute.