Sentence examples for irrefutable reality from inspiring English sources
The chief justice of the constitutional court, Maria Victoria Calle Correa, said: "Doubts and fears about whether society is ready to accept this decision won't be dissipated by being blind to an irrefutable reality.
We acknowledge the complexity of the decision faced by countries on whether to adopt the HPV vaccine, given the irrefutable reality that women who will benefit from vaccination are not in the same birth cohorts as the women who benefit from screening in the short-run.
"The almost clinical quality of his writing actually adds gravity to his horrors by giving them a solid and seemingly irrefutable basis in reality, no matter how outlandish they seem at first," Stefan Dziemianowicz wrote in the "St.
Sometimes, reality is irrefutable, even when confronted by the sharpest of minds.
Mark Dunk, Rhia Lawrence, Alexandra Sayer, Richard Donnelly London Minister for skills and lifelong learning John Hayes's claim (Letters, February 13) of "irrefutable evidence" of "the government's unprecedented investment" in apprenticeships doesn't match reality.
The reality is that this robbery is indefensible and my math here is irrefutable, that's why they will do this deal as quickly as possible.
By the time of the composition of the Principles, Descartes had formulated a method that, like the Scholastics, strived to explain natural phenomena based on the allegedly simple and irrefutable "facts" and/or observations, drawn from rational reflection on concepts or from everyday experience, about the most fundamental aspects of reality.
The report adds to an ever-growing, all-but-irrefutable body of scientific research that shows climate change is real and driven by human carbon emissions ― a reality that President Donald Trump and his team refuse to accept as they pursue a fossil fuel-focused "energy dominance" agenda.
No argument is irrefutable.
"There are irrefutable facts.
