Sentence examples for irrefutable authority from inspiring English sources

The man evinced if not actual genius, then at least a kind of irrefutable authority.

The vitality of Western civilization results from the interplay of these alternative principles, though each contains within itself what claims to be exclusive and irrefutable authority.

Such remarks, illuminated by Jaffa's frank admiration for what he takes to be systems of "irrefutable authority," reveal a fearful attitude toward our expanding world of human differences that distorts Aristotle's understanding of virtue as a communal practice.

There are two narrative resources which have become recurring arguments of irrefutable authority in many reflections on education.

The stereotype has it that religiously grounded political convictions arise from otherworldly sources, are inscribed unambiguously in sacred texts (or interpreted unambiguously by irrefutable authorities) and must be followed almost slavishly.

Both offer an irrefutable source of authority: For the Rapturists, it's the Bible.

Marshalling his forces brilliantly and tapping into the deep well of grievance which had built up among his fellow professionals, he bombarded the authorities with irrefutable arguments.

This policy change provides irrefutable evidence that the authorities expedited the case classification process, which was deemed too slow, because the backlog of cases waiting to be reviewed was mounting.

No argument is irrefutable.

"There are irrefutable facts.

It is irrefutable".