Sentence examples for irrefutably true from inspiring English sources
"The Virgins" is a brutal book, but it's flawlessly executed and irrefutably true.
What is denied most sharply invariably turns out to be irrefutably true.
But what's depressing is that one thing about Morrison is irrefutably true: he's got an absolute belter of a voice.
Yet for Stark, despite the bitter disappointment of being beaten to a destination, the cliché that the journey is more important than the goal was irrefutably true.
The sharpest sting of this last stipulation is in its tail — in the choice of the word "or" to qualify the word "false" — which tells you that even an irrefutably true criticism of the President is grounds for arrest and punishment.
And it is irrefutably true.
But five years and many scientific examinations later, a group of four Metropolitan experts concluded that the horse was an "irrefutably genuine work of antiquity".
"There's research that is counterintuitive, that shows you something you'd never guess on your own, and there's research that shows you irrefutably what you had an intuition about, something you thought was true but didn't have evidence to support".
Man is irrefutably getting quicker.
An effect — subtle, almost indiscernible, but irrefutably there.
