Sentence examples for irrefutable in from inspiring English sources

This interpretation seems irrefutable in the face of the evidence.

And those black-and-white statistics, while arguably irrefutable in one way, really tell us almost nothing.

But what is irrefutable in ANY's testimony is the sense that there is even more in Beethoven's music than conventional classical music wisdoms have so far found.

"We know organisations perform better with a more diverse leadership team – the evidence is irrefutable in relation to the financial benefits that gender diversity can bring," Cash said.

Your Oct. 4 editorial "The Damage of Don't Ask, Don't Tell," citing a scholarly Department of Defense-approved essay by Col. Om Prakash, is irrefutable in terms of logic, science, civil rights or concern with combat readiness.

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".

Democracy, in its profoundest sense, in its truest sense, in its most irrefutable sense, in its most vivid sense, is the quality of the human spirit in the face of human life".

It is, itself, a kind of staged re-creation: of the battle between the Errol Morris who believes in irrefutable conclusions (and in the ethics and efficacy of his own particular means of arriving at them), and the Errol Morris who possesses a deeply personal understanding that the truth very often evades us.

Also, an irrefutable reduction in mortality rates has not been confirmed in randomised control studies [9, 10, 44].

Despite irrefutable evidence in the Senate Intelligence Committee report that the CIA engaged in grotesque acts of torture in the years after 9/11, a group of former CIA directors and officials have taken to the airwaves to claim these actions were justified as a legally authorized program of "enhanced interrogations".

He was known for his profound interventions and his antipopulism, and he was sincere in his defense of rationalism, questing for the truth, irrefutable truths in particular.