Sentence examples for irrefutably obvious from inspiring English sources
For example, almost any paper published in Science, Nature, or Cell elegantly delivers data that can help build toward a conclusion but generally doesn't make any firm commitments about what the data means beyond what is irrefutably obvious".
'Irrefutably badass' is not the obvious phrase to reach for when discussing a late-Renaissance lutenist and composer whose output was chiefly a capella madrigals and settings of sacred texts.
His -- confession is the wrong word -- his explanation is so irrefutably convincing that Scott asks the obvious question: If everyone knows he shouldn't be behind bars, why is he?
Man is irrefutably getting quicker.
An effect — subtle, almost indiscernible, but irrefutably there.
Say what you will about Gesualdo, he was irrefutably badass.
"It is in your mouth," Alex helpfully, irrefutably replies.
The hits, of course, speak irrefutably for themselves.
But, irrefutably, the award signifies one season, and one season only.
… The outcome of the inquiry is plainly and irrefutably this: Sight Recognition is not Identification.
