Sentence examples for irrevocable doubt from inspiring English sources

He cast irrevocable doubt on the prevalent theory typified best, perhaps, in John Locke's Essay Concerning Human Understanding (1690)—that to use an expression meaningfully is to have in one's mind a standard or a rule for applying it correctly.

For the avoidance of doubt, You grant GNM an irrevocable and permanent licence to: 1.2.1.

There is too much doubt, and too much potential for error for the State to justify the irrevocable, final step of taking a life.

Irrevocable changes are underway.

Every brushstroke is irrevocable.

Murder is irrevocable.

"It's an irrevocable loss".

A trust must be irrevocable.

But the irrevocable has not yet happened.

Then the decision will be irrevocable.

The decision is infallible and irrevocable.