Sentence examples for in irrefutable from inspiring English sources

As a judge, Tom exhibited modestly an outstanding intellect, always courteously quick-witted in courtroom dialogue, as well as sure-footed in judgment, elegantly expressed, often tinged with apt historical analysis and rooted in irrefutable ratiocination.

It is, itself, a kind of staged re-creation: of the battle between the Errol Morris who believes in irrefutable conclusions (and in the ethics and efficacy of his own particular means of arriving at them), and the Errol Morris who possesses a deeply personal understanding that the truth very often evades us.

Democracy, in its profoundest sense, in its truest sense, in its most irrefutable sense, in its most vivid sense, is the quality of the human spirit in the face of human life".

The law only makes decisions about cases, and in its irrefutable procedures lies its strength".

(The latter, in his irrefutable analysis, is full of contradictions, illiteracies and late addenda which undermine all literal credibility).

For example, why pay an escrow to clear a title insurance if the blockchain can automatically check it in an irrefutable way?

And in an irrefutable sign of just how corporate hip-hop has become: Last October Anheuser Busch named Jay-Z "co-brand director" for Budweiser Select.

Leaders also saw the value of measurement in providing irrefutable evidence about why change was necessary to staff and to assure themselves that change was necessary.

Orton's anarchy has to be delivered by performers who appear to believe unconditionally in their characters' irrefutable logic, rather in the way that closet drunks pretend to be sober.

Researchers in the field continue to develop drugs and approaches that focus on elevating HbF; while the importance of augmenting HbF in SCA is irrefutable, care should be taken to ensure that HbF is elevated in a pan-cellular manner and that combination drug approaches are used to target other aspects of SCA pathophysiology.

(Told that things must have value before they can be placed in a museum, David replies, "What is value?" His argument is, in a sense, irrefutable: "I prize it. It's my museum, not yours").