Sentence examples for irrefutable point from inspiring English sources

The judge waved Dr. Niazai away, with a simple irrefutable point: "It is the order of Mullah Omar".

The question, the Sheikh said, had direct bearing on his morning homily about the Danish cartoons and the will of the Muslims to resist humiliation: "When Ahmadinejad spoke, everyone in the West condemned him, but why didn't the West say that Ahmadinejad had his right of freedom of speech?" The Sheikh smiled like one who has scored an irrefutable point.

Turnbull makes no judgment on private developers, other than to highlight the empirically irrefutable point that they never build more than 120,000-130,000 homes a year in a country that, even if net migration were brought down to the tens of thousands, would require at least 200,000 new homes a year.

It's an obvious point, an irrefutable point, and Kevin's silence confirmed this.

Jeff Jarvis said something that got my fur up: Only Sen. Carl Levin of Michigan had an irrefutable point.

Perhaps the most striking and absolutely irrefutable point is that the textbooks referenced in the resolution are not currently being used in Texas classrooms, and they haven't been for more than half a decade.

With growing evidence of catastrophic damage to the hull of the Russian nuclear submarine Kursk, Russian officials said today that "irrefutable data" pointed to a collision.

Given this, to ask whether Mr. Bertolucci still matters is to miss the irrefutable and obvious point that his films are part of cinema and, in this sense, have never not mattered.

Both ideological groups point to irrefutable polling evidence about when Labour lost its vote, to justify their position.

Extensive and adequate information by the physician is virtually a sine qua non for a successful therapy that is irrefutable from a legal point of view.

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".