Sentence examples for irrefutable grounds from inspiring English sources
"irrefutable grounds" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe incontrovertible evidence or facts that cannot be argued with. For example, "The witness provided irrefutable grounds that the suspect was at the scene of the crime."
Tory Eurosceptics certainly see the difference as irrefutable grounds to unshackle buccaneering Britain from countries they see as sagging under the weight of state regulation.
The African Burial Ground is the irrefutable testimony to the contributions and suffering of our ancestors".
Yet – sometimes narrowly – Schell somehow manages to avoid falling into new age cliche through a constant grounding in hard and irrefutable astrological fact.
This foundational perspective is not at all surprising and is grounded in bedrock logic and irrefutable history.
Instead of admitting two statements by the co-defendant, the court quoted several lines from the UK-Jordan treaty on the exclusion of torture-tainted testimony, but then threw out the statements on entirely different grounds, saying that, "There is nothing irrefutable in them that points clearly to [Abu Qatada's] agreement with the defendant... on the conspiracy which is the subject of this case".
The video confirms the sheer and irrefutable destruction that has engulfed the third largest city of the country, now almost razed to the ground.
Depending on who's telling the story, the US justice system almost ground to a halt in the mid-2000s whenragedged jurors demanded to see the sort of irrefutable, ingenious forensics evidence that helped Grissom and the gang solve their mystifying cases each week.
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.
No argument is irrefutable.
"There are irrefutable facts.
