Sentence examples for irrefutable message from inspiring English sources
Whatever else might be said about that wildly popular novel, it delivered an irrefutable message that there's more to successful writing than trying to be cool.
It proclaimed, "Your courage to support the Coalition forces has sent home an irrefutable message: that terror will not rule, that liberty will triumph, and that the seeds of freedom will be planted into the hearts of the great citizens of Iraq".
As Cameron acknowledged, the vote by 285 votes to 272, with 30 defections from his own Tory party, contained an irrefutable message: "It is clear to me that the British Parliament, reflecting the views of the British people, does not want to see British military action".
One of the company's communications consultants said in an e-mail that she wanted to obtain Hayes's calendar of speaking engagements, so that Syngenta could "start reaching out to the potential audiences with the Error vs. Truth Sheet," which would provide "irrefutable evidence of his polluted messages".
The message here is extraordinary and irrefutable: Every day our public schools are open, the gulf between our children and the world's top performers grows wider.
Web content can provide irrefutable evidence of harassment or threats.
The core of President Bush's forcefully delivered message on Iraq at the United Nations yesterday was irrefutable.
No argument is irrefutable.
"There are irrefutable facts.
The logic seems irrefutable.
