Sentence examples similar to irrefutable language from inspiring English sources
Like James I's conviction that language was innate, irrefutable until his infant guinea pigs grew up, Paltrow's child-nutrition regime cannot be ridiculed with any confidence until the mature Apple is papped in a Krispy Kreme concession or Moses gets mistaken for a poor person by Anna Soubry.
The language is fueled by a logic that is as irrefutable as it is silly.
If you can read this language, the tale it tells is clear, decisive, and irrefutable; the facts presented about as prone to denial as sunrise.
"Never," the narrator tells us of the sonata, "had spoken language been such an inflexible necessity, never had it known such pertinent questions, such irrefutable answers".
There may have been a change in language on Tibet, but the historical and cultural connection between the British people and Tibetans is irrefutable.
So now, all the available evidence points to an irrefutable, if "unarmed," truth which we must speak until it has the "final word": Kreyòl is a full-fledged language which improves learning gains in Haiti – learning gains in reading, writing, math, science, etc.
The evidence was irrefutable.
Irrefutable nonsense would rule.
No argument is irrefutable.
"There are irrefutable facts.
