In geometry, I took pleasure in finding the inexorable and irrefutable relations between lines, angles and curves.
Drinking it left the regrettable aftertaste of a fortnight I spent smugly preaching the irrefutable benefits of Brita filtered water, before finding out the filter wasn't attached.
But what is irrefutable is that Mr. Collado's crew is finding gold.
I'm really neither here nor there on the issue of ghosts, generally finding more fun in the knickers-in-a-knottedness of the I Fucking Love Science types than any strict adherence to the complete and irrefutable truth.
No doubt they are finding it an uncomfortable experience to realise that their misleading attempts to inform the public into believing that climate change poses no threat to the UK are now being undermined by the irrefutable evidence provided by the record rainfall and storm surges.
You won't accept all of what Stossel says, particularly about first cousins marrying first cousins, but most of his findings are irrefutable.
Citing numerous experts in a follow-up email, his findings were irrefutable: "Dr. Lynn Hellerstein, a Developmental Optometrist and Past President of the College of Optometrists in Vision Development, reported that 'A three year study of 540 children found that those children who had visual perceptual and eye movement difficulties did poorly on standardized tests.'".
Here's a Republican that was on record, unabashedly among Hill colleagues, referencing the UN Human Development Index, citing the irrefutable science and the key findings of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, and talking about the importance of international consensus and green collar jobs.
Global Radio has published its response to the findings, arguing that there is "irrefutable evidence" that the deal to buy GMG Radio, the UK's third largest radio network, will not lead to a substantial lessening of competition in any region of the UK.
The evidence was irrefutable.
Irrefutable nonsense would rule.
