Sentence examples for irrefutable answer from inspiring English sources

Clark was supposed to be the irrefutable answer to all those Rocky the Flying Squirrel jokes.

That no one has the irrefutable answer seems to be a running theme for news media coverage of the wedding of Ms. Clinton, 30, to Marc Mezvinsky, 32.

"Never," the narrator tells us of the sonata, "had spoken language been such an inflexible necessity, never had it known such pertinent questions, such irrefutable answers".

Valiant attempts and no mistake, gents, but downright feeble when compared with Andy Morrison's seemingly irrefutable response: "The answer must be Port Vale," he declares.

To the question "What went wrong?" the film offers an answer that is both irrefutable and unsatisfying: human nature.

"How come I'm the Lucy?" he wants to know, and the answer is succinct and irrefutable.

"To the question 'What went wrong?' the film offers an answer that is both irrefutable and unsatisfying: human nature," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.

"How else will I graduate and go to university and get a good job?" It's the only sensible answer, of course, but its irrefutable logic still eludes many American students, a quarter of whom fail to graduate from high school.

The affirmative answer offered by this particular shade of green is irrefutable.

The research is irrefutable: college-level educational programming in American prisons is the best answer to reforming prisoners and slashing recidivism rates.

In the presence of the irrefutable dictum that the natural organ is better than any substitute, the answer is 'We shall.' Noyes said it succinctly; '…let us rather make it a practice to extract only such teeth as diligent, conscientious and persistent effort have proven conclusively to be beyond our present ability to put in wholesome, safe condition.'" (Noyes 1921).