He labels himself an "ineffective, irritating windbag", but he would prefer to be this than a man of deeds: these people may set the terms for "good" and "bad" character, but they are stupid and limited, "taking immediate, but secondary, causes for primary ones, and thus they are more quickly and easily convinced than other people that they have found indisputable grounds for their action".
The facts on the ground are indisputable.
"Facts on the ground are indisputable in terms of what are happening with drought, disease, insect population," Tillerson said.
He does, however, confront them with having failed to supply a convincing response to the radical critique Nāgārjuna had made of the very enterprise of grounding convictions on indisputable foundations.
I hope that leaders will remember that common ground -- the indisputable facts: women have had abortions, abortion can be emotional, and people want emotional well-being -- is always beneath our feet.
While this technique is tempting in that it creates a final, indisputable result and is low cost, we rejected it on fairness grounds and decided to move on.
It's an indisputable fact -- women and men are different in many core ways, grounded in their neurobiology and their cultural training.
The destination of "tough love" may be common ground, but the need to move further down that road is indisputable.
The ball looked as if it might have touched the ground as Morgan hit the turf -- in fact, Coughlin insisted he saw it hit the ground -- but after the review, Referee Ron Winter said there was no indisputable evidence to overturn the play.
On Wednesday, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Hong Lei told journalists that China has "indisputable sovereignty over the South China Sea islands and adjacent waters, which has abundant historical and legal grounds".
What is indisputable is that coolant is spraying wildly from the Major's helmet seal. 5. GROUND CONTROL:. . . and the papers want to know whose shirts you wear.
