The road itself makes what looks like an irrefutable argument for an upgrade.
Consisting of little besides excellent rich chocolate mousse, it delivers an irrefutable argument for simplicity.
In fact, I once put the book down because it had a near irrefutable argument for suicide.
"This important report makes an irrefutable argument for creating a coherent government policy for encouraging all aspects of the arts".
Once in uniform, once armed, once they had faced their former master in combat, these newly created American soldiers would become an irrefutable argument for ending all slavery in the nation.
Today we would dismiss all of these brilliant, narcissistic artists and writers as alcoholics, the word itself carrying its own antiseptic morality, its own irrefutable argument for balance and sobriety, but back then they were simply charismatic.
The incident provides an irrefutable argument for bringing these mission-critical jobs, which should be performed by soldiers, back into government hands as quickly as possible, and for placing any remaining private contractors under the jurisdiction of American military law.
Finally, there's one piece of advice that is also an irrefutable argument for the necessity of print journalism: "If trapped in a building, crouch under stacks of old newspapers or magazines — paper doesn't compress under the weight of rubble".
Yet "Shake It Up," a new anthology of rock journalism edited by the novelist Jonathan Lethem and the scholar and critic Kevin Dettmar, makes an irrefutable argument for the strange, lingering beauty of good music criticism how it can explode the otherwise familiar experience of listening to a pop song.
