Sentence examples for is an irrefutable from inspiring English sources

Strictly speaking, this is an irrefutable argument.

That fantastic thought – "or the vet" – is an irrefutable squeeze of idiosyncrasy.

It is an irrefutable fact: Every time Alex Rodriguez has hip surgery, the Yankees respond by winning a championship.

The truth is that the coffee consumed at centres of European power is an irrefutable reminder that politicians in Europe still do not understand "partnership".

"It is an irrefutable fact that rising demand for health care, a shortage of home grown nurses, and new rules limiting the use of agency staff mean the NHS is reliant on overseas recruitment to provide safe patient care.

And it is an irrefutable, if sad, fact that there is no pool of experience like the military's veterans of explosive ordnance disposal teams in Afghanistan and Iraq, two countries where improvised bombs became the primary causes of wounds to service members, and where the bombs have been used extensively against civilians.

At the very least it was an irrefutable acknowledgment that it was not only about creativity and innovation.

For fashion houses, the metamorphosis of python from ruffian chic to Park Avenue popularity has been an irrefutable hit.

Pärt is too modest to say that he has achieved that, but for the listeners who love his music, it's an irrefutable truth.

As a young journalist trying to make it in the crowded, illustrious world of foreign correspondency, this was an irrefutable sign that being in a war zone/hostile environment would instantly get the precious attention of editors.

Commissioned to write the report by the previous government when they visited Athens last October, the human rights lawyers argued that the spectacular artworks were an irrefutable part of Greek identity, history and culture.