Sentence examples for incontrovertible case from inspiring English sources

"This is the most incontrovertible case of pedophilia you could get".

Finally, there was an apparently incontrovertible case of police brutality had been caught on video by a stranger.

Or listen to Chris Urmson, head of autonomous cars, make his careful and incontrovertible case for the need for the technology.

But Ms Del Ponte, confident she is building an incontrovertible case against Mr Milosevic, is reluctant to cut more corners and throw out some of the tens of thousands of pages of evidence.

Leader's volume ends up, though, making an incontrovertible case for the defence – man, not jerk – and it does so with the methods of a top-drawer American legal team: dizzying in detail, mitigating as a point of principle.

I'd urge Hunt to read Dominic Shellard's paper "Economic Impact Study of UK Theatre" (2004), which makes an incontrovertible case for the fiscal value of subsidised theatre in the UK.

So, permit me to reiterate: the only way to dispute so incontrovertible a case is to ignore it.

British Defence Secretary Philip Hammond said the evidence was quite compelling, but that it would need to be incontrovertible before the case for an international response could be made at the UN.

These features constitute some of the clearest evidence that pidgin systems are not necessarily simpler than those of the languages from which they derived most of their vocabularies and that influence from the languages previously spoken by those who developed the systems (substrates) is incontrovertible in these cases.

"The business case was incontrovertible, both strategically and operationally.

But what his neighbours heard doesn't match several of the near incontrovertible facts of the case.