Sentence examples for impeccable evidence from inspiring English sources

For better or for worse flawless arguments and impeccable evidence are usually not sufficient in themselves to affect reform.

Chiyangwa says the new claims from rival Trevor Carelsoreuuloser "sore loser" talk: "He's been saying this since time immemorial, without giving any impeccable evidence".

Rabin knew that a judge has an obligation, when weighing one side's motion to dismiss, to regard the other side's evidence as impeccable — to assume that every witness has spoken the truth.

Wally, it transpires, was named after Wallis and is obsessed by the woman to a degree that struck me as deeply worrying, but which Madonna presents as evidence of impeccable good taste.

He claimed to have "evidence from an impeccable source that postal voting was bent".

Evidence from an impeccable source that today's postal voting was bent.

But the rest of the house was chock-full, evidence of Claudia's impeccable eye, her energy for seeking out these objects and then making them functional.

While Young (2011) noted that Jackie Kennedy, for example, was widely known for her impeccable wardrobe, the author did not show evidence of women thus adopting the style of Mrs. Kennedy.

The credibility of their findings stemmed from Greenacre's exemplary reputation as an impeccable cartographer, rather than from any photographic evidence.

Sen. McCaskill's bill also eliminates the "good soldier" defense that astonishingly allows the impeccable record of a soldier to be used as evidence that he could not have committed such an atrocious crime.

The pacing of the spot is impeccable: the first half turns hatred into love, and the second half provides evidence of love itself.