Sentence examples similar to has irrefutably indicated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tsipras's political rivals and critics consider him to be immature and a risk to Greek stability, but he has irrefutably changed the terms of the debate.

On another level, I'm sick of comparisons, I'm sick of premature last rites for American jazz, and I'm sick of competing definitions of what has irrefutably become an international and riotously polyglot art form.

He argues it's time Westminster realised that devolution has irrefutably changed Edinburgh's relationship with the rest of the UK, and that devolving almost all powers is now imperative.

"I don't know and will not debate that here," he responds except it doesn't matter if he "knows". Science has irrefutably answered that question with a resounding no, and dozens of studies confirm it.

The mainstream media has irrefutably played a role in perpetuating such a portrait.

This has irrefutably forced nature to the edge of its resilience or the modern vernacular its 'tipping point.' Since the 1850s Earth's temperature has risen about 1.5 degrees (F) (0.8 deg C).

I didn't want to know that the president had irrefutably abused power.

Astonishingly, he was acquitted of poisoning an elderly female patient with large quantities of heroin and morphine, though he had irrefutably prescribed them.

Recent changes in abortion laws in several countries have irrefutably demonstrated that access to legal abortion improves health outcomes.

In fact, scientists have irrefutably shown that rhino horn, which is comprised of keratin, is about as effective at curing cancer, common colds, or hangovers - as eating a human finger nail (which is also made up of keratin).

McCarthy has indicated he has a plan.